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The UN rights office has expressed its concern over the continued Houthi attacks on civilians in Yemen's eastern city of Marib.
The spokesperson for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Elizabeth Throssell expressed that concern in a press conference today Friday.
In the past two weeks, the Houthi militia killed and injured 61 civilians including children in the government-held safe haven for millions of civilian escapees from the terrorist militia by shelling the city with ballistic missiles and drone attacks.
The Houthi double attacks killed civilians and rescue team members upon rushing to the attack scenes to hospitalize the wounded.
The UN rights office has expressed its concern over the continued Houthi attacks on civilians in Yemen's eastern city of Marib.
The spokesperson for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Elizabeth Throssell expressed that concern in a press conference today Friday.
In the past two weeks, the Houthi militia killed and injured 61 civilians including children in the government-held safe haven for millions of civilian escapees from the terrorist militia by shelling the city with ballistic missiles and drone attacks.
The Houthi double attacks killed civilians and rescue team members upon rushing to the attack scenes to hospitalize the wounded.
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