Five civilians, including two children, were injured by shelling and sniper fire from Houthi militias in Taiz.
- Five civilians, including two children, were injured in Taiz due to Houthi attacks.
- The injured children, Ramez and Saher, are aged eight and nine.
- Basma Yassin Ahmed Sultan, 30, was shot in the back in Najd Mashra.
- Najma Walid Abdu Saif was injured by sniper fire in Al-Masrak district.
Civilian Casualties in Taiz Due to Houthi Attacks
Five civilians, including two children, sustained injuries today, Thursday, from shelling and sniper fire by Houthi militias backed by the Iranian regime in various areas of Taiz Governorate. The attacks targeted residential neighborhoods and civilians.
Details of the Injuries
A report from the Office of Siege Affairs in the governorate revealed that three civilians, including the two children aged eight and nine, suffered shrapnel wounds to the chest and abdomen from shelling that hit the old airport area. The injured children are Ramez and Saher Mohammed Saleh Ghalab, along with 84-year-old citizen Ahmed Ibrahim Abdullah Al-Raimi.
Additional Incidents
The report also indicated that 30-year-old citizen Basma Yassin Ahmed Sultan was shot in the right side of her back in the Najd Mashra area of the Mashra and Hadnan district. Additionally, a girl named Najma Walid Abdu Saif was injured by sniper fire from Houthi marksmen stationed on the outskirts of the Enbiyan isolation in the Al-Masrak district.
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