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Houthi shelling forces Beidha villag force residents to leave

[27/03/2018 04:27]

BEIDHA-SABA
Houthis have heavily shelled Al-Zowb, a village in the central Yemen province of Beidha, forcing its residents to leave their houses and go looking for a new shelter.

The Iran-backed rebels shelled with tanks and tracked infantry vehicles (BMP) the village causing damages in houses and farms and the total collapse of five water wells, local sources told Saba.

In their fight to expand, the rebels commit countless abuses and atrocities against civilianseither as a collateral harm or a form of collective punishments against areas where the government is present.