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At least 15 thousand civilians killed 23 thousand injured since Houthi coup
September Net At least 15 thousand and 420 of civilians have been killed, 22 thousand and 916 more wounded in…
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Houthi militia trials 10 journalists detained in its prisons
September Net The Iran-backed Houthi militia held on Monday a trail session for 10 journalists who have been detained in…
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Houthi militia kills woman in Sa’ada
September Net A woman was shot dead by elements of Iran-backed rebel Houthi militia while trying to prevent them from…
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MASAM destroys 1600 Houthi-laid mines in Shabwa
September Net The Saudi Project for demining in Yemen MASAM has removed and destroyed 1600 landmines planted by the Iran-backed…
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5 children killed by an explosive device planted by Houthis southern Hodeidah
September Net Five children were killed when an explosive device planted by the Iran-backed Houthi rebel militia, exploded in Al-Durahemi…
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Houthi militia deliberately aims ruining cultural heritage, says al-Asbahi
September Net Yemen Ambassador to Morocco Az-addin al-Asbahi slated Iran-allied Houthi militia for intentionally targeting Yemen’s cultural heritage and antiquities.…
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Houthi militia breaks into citizens homes western Al-Dhale
September Net The Iran-backed Houthi rebel militia on Monday rushed into the homes of citizens in Al-Oud area, west of…
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Young girl injured by Houthi-laid mine in Al-Dhale
September Net A young girl was injured in a landmine explosion planted by Iran-backed Houthi militia in Murais district of…
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Over 1,500 mines laid by Houthi militia cleared within a week
September Net Saudi King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, the MASAM Demining Project in Yemen has removed 1,611 mines…
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Houthi militia shells inhabited areas south of Hodeidah
September Net The Iran-backed Houthi rebel militia on Thursday, shelled inhabited areas south of Hodeida province in western Yemen. According…
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