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Houthi terrorists arrest 400 civilians, blow up three houses in central Yemen village

[13/01/2025 01:50]

BAYDHA-SABA
Houthi terrorists have launched a large-scale kidnapping operation in Hanka Al Masoud village, in central Yemen's Baydha governorate, and detained 400 civilians, including children and elderly.

Local sources said the terrorist militia transferred the detainees to prisons in Radaa, one of the districts of Baydha.

The Houthis also blew up the homes of Ali Ahmed Al-Jubli Al-Masoudi, Mohammed Saleh Al-Jubli Al-Masoudi and Mohammed Ahmed Hussein Al-Masoudi, burned five other homes, and booby-trapped and looted over 17 homes.

The terrorist militia had launched a military campaign to squash the village over their civilian opposition to its rule.