In Taiz, four civilians, including three children and a woman, were injured by Houthi sniper fire in Al-Kadha and Al-Rahba.

- Four civilians, including three children and a woman, were injured by Houthi snipers.
- The snipers targeted civilians in residential areas of Al-Kadha and Al-Rahba districts.
- Injured individuals include two children and a woman from the same family.
- Houthi militia actions constitute a violation of international humanitarian law.
Four Civilians Injured by Houthi Snipers in Taiz
On Saturday, four civilians, including three children and a woman, sustained injuries from gunfire by Houthi snipers in residential areas of the Al-Kadha and Al-Rahba districts in western Taiz Governorate. Local and medical sources confirmed the incident.
Direct Targeting of Civilians
The sources reported that the snipers deliberately targeted civilians, resulting in injuries to three members of the same family, including two children. Additionally, another child and a woman also suffered injuries.
Details of the Injured
The injured individuals include:
- Mahfouz Mahfouz Salem Abdulrazak (7 years old) – Hit by a bullet that penetrated his back.
- Nunan Mahfouz Salem Abdulrazak (13 years old) – Struck by a bullet in his left hand.
- Safaa Mahfouz Salem Abdulrazak (30 years old) – Wounded by a bullet in her neck.
- Turki Haza Ahmed Hazem (8 years old) – Injured by shrapnel in his jaw.
Continued Violations by Houthi Militias
The Houthi militia continues to target civilians in residential areas of Taiz through sniper fire and deliberate shelling. These actions result in casualties, including women and children, representing a blatant violation of international humanitarian law.
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