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The Saudi-led coalition waged on Monday air raids on several provinces in the country, breaching the UN-sponsored ceasefire, a security official said.
The Saudi aggression flied in the skies of Jawf, Mareb, Amran, Sana’a, Baidha, Sa’ada and Taiz provinces, the official added.
Five air strikes targeted Nehm district of Sana’a, killing seven people and injuring 17 others.
The Saudi warplanes launched five air raids on Qarn al-Damm in Sarf Sufyan district of Amran province, the official said, noting that the warplanes targeted ambulances that rushed to the explosion site.
Meanwhile, Riyadh’s hirelings targeted Mabda’a and Bani Bareq areas in Nehm with medium and heavy weapons, the official said.
In Shabwa province, the mercenaries pounded al-Saleem and Shemis areas in Usailan district with artillery shelling.
The Saudi-led coalition forces also attacked sites of the Yemeni army and popular committees in Serwah district of Mareb with different kinds of weapons.
In Jawf province, the mercenaries targeted al-Moton and al-Ghail districts with Katyusha rockets, he added.
The hirelings pounded sites where the allied forces were positioned and different parts of areas in Dhubab and al-Waze’yah districts in Taiz.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by Website Team
