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Saudi Airstrikes in Sa’ada Province Result in Civilian Casualties

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Baku:Sa'ada Seven civilians were killed and six others injured in two Saudi airstrikes targeting a farm in the Sahar district of Sa'ada province, According to Yemeni Health and Environment Ministry.

According to Yemen News Agency, the strikes occurred in the Al-Talh area. The second strike specifically targeted two Civil Defense rescuers as they attempted to reach the site to assist victims.

Search operations are ongoing, with several individuals still missing. Rescue teams are encountering difficulties in identifying some of the victims, as stated by Health Ministry spokesman Dr. Anis Al-Asbahi.

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