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[25/10/2025 01:39]

HODEIDAH-SABA
Four civilians were killed or injured in a landmine explosion attributed to Houthi forces in Hodeidah province.

The incident occurred on the coast of Kamaran Island, where a family was fishing when the landmine exploded, killing three civilians, including a child, and injuring a young girl.

The Yemen Network for Rights and Freedoms (YNRF) condemned the Houthi militia for planting landmines in public and private infrastructure, homes, markets, and farms, without distinguishing between civilian and military targets.

The network called on the international community and the United Nations to pressure the Houthi militia to hand over the maps of the landmines they planted and to condemn the crimes and violations committed against civilians.