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[02/01/2021 02:18]

TAIZ-SABA
A big funeral has been held in Yemen's central Taiz city in honor of journalist Adeeb Aljanani who was killed the terror attack that struck Aden International Airport on Wednesday.

Aljanani was among scores of people killed or injured when the Houthi theocratic rebels fired a missile on Aden International Airport where the plane bringing the government home from Riyadh had just landed.

Journalists crowded in the funeral to pay Aljanani tributes and staged a rally in protest at the radical Houthi militia's constant attacks on journalists.

The protesters said the militia has always destroyed clamped down on journalism and ruined media premises, calling on the international community to not let the militia escape the punishment for all these crimes.