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Houthi Militia Shells Road Construction Equipment in Same'a, Threatens CARE Organization

[14/02/2026 12:37]

TAIZ-SABA
The Houthi terrorist militia, backed by the Iranian regime, shelled road construction equipment in the Same'a district of Taiz governorate using a drone, damaging the machinery and injuring several workers.

Local sources told the Yemeni News Agency (SABA) that the attack, carried out on Friday, targeted a road construction machine in the Najd Shari’ area of Jabal Same'a.

The strike forced the suspension of work on the project, which is being implemented by local residents as part of a community initiative to open a mountain road linking several villages and sub-districts.

The project is expected to benefit more than 32,000 people in an area suffering from a severe lack of basic services, particularly road infrastructure.