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Saudi Aircraft Target Al-Nasr School in Taiz Governorate

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Taiz:Saudi enemy aircraft have carried out airstrikes targeting locations within the Taiz Governorate, including an attack on Al-Nasr School.

According to Yemen News Agency, the airstrikes hit the Sharat Al-Jubziya area of Al-Ma'afar District, specifically targeting Al-Nasr School. Additionally, the aircraft launched an attack on the Bani Hammad sub-district in Al-Mawasit District.

These actions are part of a continued pattern of airstrikes in the region by Saudi enemy aircraft, affecting various districts within Taiz Governorate.

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