Six civilians, including two children and two women, were injured by shelling and sniper fire from Houthi militias in Taiz.
- Their mother, Asma Hassan Muhammad Salam, aged 35, also suffered injuries when a shell landed near their home in the Al-Zahra area.
- This incident occurred while the mother was fetching water from a charity distribution point, resulting in injuries from shrapnel.
- Additionally, a man named Abdul Majid Muhammad Ahmad Muthna, aged 25, was shot in the left thigh in the prison area of Al-Jabaleen.
- Another civilian, Muhammad Muhammad Saeed Abdu, aged 55, sustained shrapnel injuries to his back due to shelling that targeted the Al-Jabeela area.
Six Civilians Injured in Houthi Attacks in Taiz
Six civilians, including two children and two women, sustained injuries from artillery shelling and sniper fire carried out by Houthi militias, which are supported by the Iranian regime, in various areas of Taiz Governorate.
Details of the Injuries
A report from the Office of Siege Affairs in the governorate revealed that the injured include two siblings: Tawfiq Fadl Ali Muhammad, aged three and a half, and Talin Fadl Ali Muhammad, aged six. Their mother, Asma Hassan Muhammad Salam, aged 35, also suffered injuries when a shell landed near their home in the Al-Zahra area. This incident occurred while the mother was fetching water from a charity distribution point, resulting in injuries from shrapnel.
Additional Casualties
The report further noted that a woman named Montaha Abdu Hizam, aged 35, was shot by a sniper from the militias stationed in the Al-Ahfam hill while she was in the Al-Qahfa village. Additionally, a man named Abdul Majid Muhammad Ahmad Muthna, aged 25, was shot in the left thigh in the prison area of Al-Jabaleen. Another civilian, Muhammad Muhammad Saeed Abdu, aged 55, sustained shrapnel injuries to his back due to shelling that targeted the Al-Jabeela area.
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