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A roadside bomb in Yemen’s southern city of Aden targeted the convoy of a Saudi-backed Yemeni provincial governor but he was unhurt, witnesses said on Tuesday.
Some people were injured in the attack on Ameen Mahmood, governor of Taiz province and a member of Yemen’s resigned Hadi regime in exile.
“The governor was not injured, but some of the escorts were injured and taken to hospital,” an official at the governor’s office told Reuters.
The Western-backed alliance of Sunni Muslim Arab states launched a military aggression against Yemen in 2015 to forcefully bring back to power the resigned regime of former President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
Coalition forces quickly retook the southern city of Aden and smaller coastal towns, but since then neither side has made much progress in the war.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by Website Team
