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At least 13 civilians were killed, including three children, and 27 others wounded in 282 airstrikes launched by the US-backed Saudi aggression warplanes on several Yemeni provinces over the past five days, Yemen’s state-run news agency Saba reported Monday.
In Sana'a province, the aggression warplanes launched 24 air strikes on Nehm district, and Daylami air base and the Faculty of Aviation.
In Saada, the aggression launched 55 airstrikes on several districts, including Dhahir and Ketaf, Bakm, and Razh district. The warplanes also dropped cluster bombs on Al-Mlahiz area of Dhahir district. Five civilians were killed and ten wounded in air raids by aggression planes on houses in Al-Brkah on the outskirts of Saada city.
In Jawf province, the aggression warplanes launched 11 raids on the districts of Al-Mton, al-Ghael and Al Mton.
Saudi aggression fighter jets waged 68 air raids on Mokha city, Mawza district, and Alamry area in Taiz governorate. The aircraft also dropping a cluster bomb.
In Mareb province, the aggression warplanes carried out 15 raids on several civilian regions, including Serwah and Valley Rabia.
In the port city of Hodeidah, the aggression launched 36 air strikes on different areas, particularly the port itself, Al-Khokha, Kamaran Island, Bajil and Ras Issa.
In Hajja province, the aggression warplanes launched 66 airstrikes, particularly on Medi port city and Haradh border crossing. A man and a girl were killed and seven others wounded in a raid on houses in the Hiran region.
In Dhamar governorate, the aggression fighter jets launched five air strike on Otoma district, killing two children and a civilian while wounding four others.
In Amran province, the aggression warplanes carried out two raids on Stones crusher plant, killing four civilians and wounding six others.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by Website Team
