2 killed, several wounded in Yemen due to Saudi aggression on Saada
Sources confirmed that 2 Yemeni civilians were martyred and others wounded in a Saudi attack on Munabbih and Shada in Saada.
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2 martyred and others wounded in Yemen due to Saudi aggression on Saada.
Two civilians were killed and 7 wounded, including an Ethiopian immigrant, as a result of artillery shelling by the Saudi-led coalition on the border districts of Munabbih and Shada, west of Saada Governorate in northern Yemen, according to a medical source for Al-Mayadeen.
The source said that "the artillery shelling of the Saudi coalition today resulted in the death of a civilian and the wounding of 5 others, including an Ethiopian immigrant, in the Al-Raqu area of the Munabbih district, and the death of a second civilian and the wounding of two in the border district of Shada, west of Saada governorate."
📷 صور | شهيد و12 جريحاً بينهم أفارقة في قصف مدفعي سعودي على منطقة الرقو بمديرية #منبه الحدودية بـ #صعدة 30-05-1444 | 24-12-2022#امريكا_تقتل_وتحاصر_الشعب_اليمني pic.twitter.com/LRCW8D3X7L
— مرتضي الرباعي (@AlrbaMrtdy) December 24, 2022
This comes a day after one civilian has been martyred and others have been wounded as the Saudi coalition targeted a border area in the Saada region on Friday.
Yemeni Al-Masirah channel confirmed that the Saudi coalition struck Al-Raqu, west of Yemen, via artillery shelling, causing the death of 1 individual and the injury of 12 others, among which are African migrants.
Earlier in November, the Yemeni Al-Masirah news channel revealed footage of what it said was a "mass grave containing dozens of African victims killed by Saudi border guards."
The footage shows Saudi border guards filtering out dozens of Ethiopian migrants, believed to have been taken in the moments before they were killed.
قناة المسيرة اليمنية تنشر صوراً و #فيديو لمقبرة جماعية تضم عشرات الضحايا الأفارقة ممن قتلهم حرس الحدود السعودي، والناجون يقولون إن الحرس السعودي يستخدم الهاونات للقضاء على تجمعات المهاجرين.#السعودية #السودان #أفريقيا pic.twitter.com/DmIQSk5pyZ
— قناة الميادين (@AlMayadeenNews) November 12, 2022
The channel quoted African survivors of the massacre saying that "Saudi soldiers deliberately electrocuted dozens of Ethiopian migrants in a room where they were gathered."
