Taiz: Four civilians have been injured in an artillery shelling carried out by aggression's mercenaries targeting citizens' homes in Sala district of Taiz governorate. According to Yemen News Agency, a security official informed that Islah militia mercenaries targeted homes in al-Amal neighborhood, specifically the area of Ahfad Bilal al-Jamal al-Qadimah, with artillery shelling. This resulted in injuries to four citizens, including three children. The official added that the shelling also caused damage to a water tank belonging to an organization in the area, as well as minor damage to several citizens' homes. The injured individuals were identified as: Ahmed Mohammed Hussein Hussein Ali Namash (four years old), his father Mohammed Hussein Ali Namash (32 years old), Mona Jumaei Abdullah (child), and Nidal Jumaei Abdullah (child).
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