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Houthis kill 4 soldiers, injure 16 in violation of UN-sponsored ceasefire
[21/12/2018 01:37]
HODEIDAH-SABA
Houthis killed four government troops and injured sixteen others in heavy shelling on their sites in the port city of Hodeidah on Thursday, only two days after a UN-sponsored ceasefire came into effect.
A military source told Saba the rebel militia fired heavy shells the sites of the Giants Brigades forces of the armed forces at 12:00 in the afternoon in Dawar al-Matahen, east of Hodeidah.
A day before in Hays district, a Hodeidah outskirt, two civilians were injured at the hands of Houthi snipers.
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