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Houthi militants blow up more than 800 houses in 6 years, says activist

[19/12/2020 06:45]

MARIB - SABA
Houthi militants have blown up more than 800 houses in different parts of Yemen in six years time, an activist has said.

The director of the Civil Organization for House Bombing Victims Ms. Khadijah Ali said the statistics of her organization indicate that the theocratic militia have blown up 816 houses mostly in the central Yemen provinces of Taiz and Beidha,
Khadijah appealed to the international community to punish the militia for these “crimes.”

The radical militia punish oppositionists by planting bombs in the corners of their houses and blowing them up from a distance.