Five killed, including child, in Houthi shelling in Yemen's Taiz
Yemen's legal affairs minister said the deadly attacks occurred in two separate incidents in the city of Taiz.
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Five people, including a child, were killed in shelling attributed to Houthi forces in Yemen's Taiz province, the country's legal affairs minister said, according to Anadolu Agency.
The minister said the attacks occurred in two separate incidents. There was no immediate comment from the Houthis regarding the reported shelling.
Taiz has remained a flashpoint in Yemen's prolonged conflict, with the city and surrounding areas repeatedly affected by clashes between Houthi forces and government-aligned troops.
Further details on the circumstances of the incidents, including the identities of the victims, were not immediately available.
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- 5 killed, including child, in Houthi shelling in Yemen’s Taiz — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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