Five civilians were killed and six others were wounded in sniper operations and Houthi bombings in Sabr al-Mawdim district, south of Taiz. Five civilians were killed and six others were injured in sniper and bombing operations launched by the Houthi militia on residential villages in Taiz province, in the southwest of the country. The Ministry of Siege Affairs stated, in a statement on the Facebook platform, that five civilians were killed and five others were injured, yesterday, as a result of the Houthi militia's bombing and shelling of residential villages in Saber districts, south of Taiz. He strongly condemned the sniping crimes committed and still being committed by the Houthi militia against civilians in the villages of Hama and Aldimana in the Al-Akrud region and neighboring villages in the Saber al-Mawadim district. The ministry emphasized that harming civilians and blocking aid to the wounded constitutes a serious violation of the rules of international humanitarian law, and a clear violation of laws, customs, religions and human values, which holds the Houthi militia fully responsible for these crimes and their consequences. The statement called on the leadership of the legitimate authority, the armed forces, the Arab coalition, the United Nations, humanitarian and human rights organizations, and all relevant responsible parties to intervene urgently to protect civilians, secure the evacuation and first aid of the wounded, and put an end to sniper crimes and the continued targeting of residents of Ta Ganor residential villages. According to statistics from the Ministry of Siege Affairs, the dead and wounded who fell from the militia fire were: 1. Jamal Jamil Ali Abd al-Raqib - 13 years old, Kfar Kaniza, Saber al-Mawdim. 2. Muhammad Abdul Wahad Abdullah al-Aswad - 14 years old, Kfar al-Khalwa, Saber al-Mawadim. 3. Louis Hani Abdullah al-Aswad - 17 years old, Kfar al-Halwa, Saber al-Mawadim. 4. Abdullah Hammoud Ahmed Abdul Wahab - 50 years old, Kfar Adud, Saber al-Mawdim. 5. Rabbi Mohammad Gelb - 32 years old, Kfar Hama. The wounded 1. Ali Fathi Ali Abdel Rakib - 17 years old, Kfar Shahat, Saber al-Mawdim. 2. Abd al-Kawi Jamil Ali Abd al-Raqib - 13 years old, Kfar Kaniza, Saber al-Mawdim. 3. Kawtar Abdel-Baki Muhammad Seif - 26 years old, Azor al-Akir, Saber al-Mawdim, wounded by shrapnel in the head. 4. Fahmi - 26 years old, Kfar Hama, brother of the slain Rabbi Mohammad Gelev. 5. Salah Said Abdullah Kassem - 12 years old, Aldimana village, was wounded by sniper fire from the Houthi militia stationed on Mount Aden.

Five civilians were killed and six others were wounded in sniper operations and Houthi bombings in Sabr al-Mawdim district, south of Taiz. Five civilians were killed and six others were injured in sniper and bombing operations launched by the Houthi militia on residential villages in Taiz province, in the southwest of the country. The Ministry of Siege Affairs stated, in a statement on the Facebook platform, that five civilians were killed and five others were injured, yesterday, as a result of the Houthi militia's bombing and shelling of residential villages in Saber districts, south of Taiz. He strongly condemned the sniping crimes committed and still being committed by the Houthi militia against civilians in the villages of Hama and Aldimana in the Al-Akrud region and neighboring villages in the Saber al-Mawadim district. The ministry emphasized that harming civilians and blocking aid to the wounded constitutes a serious violation of the rules of international humanitarian law, and a clear violation of laws, customs, religions and human values, which holds the Houthi militia fully responsible for these crimes and their consequences. The statement called on the leadership of the legitimate authority, the armed forces, the Arab coalition, the United Nations, humanitarian and human rights organizations, and all relevant responsible parties to intervene urgently to protect civilians, secure the evacuation and first aid of the wounded, and put an end to sniper crimes and the continued targeting of residents of Ta Ganor residential villages. According to statistics from the Ministry of Siege Affairs, the dead and wounded who fell from the militia fire were: 1. Jamal Jamil Ali Abd al-Raqib - 13 years old, Kfar Kaniza, Saber al-Mawdim. 2. Muhammad Abdul Wahad Abdullah al-Aswad - 14 years old, Kfar al-Khalwa, Saber al-Mawadim. 3. Louis Hani Abdullah al-Aswad - 17 years old, Kfar al-Halwa, Saber al-Mawadim. 4. Abdullah Hammoud Ahmed Abdul Wahab - 50 years old, Kfar Adud, Saber al-Mawdim. 5. Rabbi Mohammad Gelb - 32 years old, Kfar Hama. The wounded 1. Ali Fathi Ali Abdel Rakib - 17 years old, Kfar Shahat, Saber al-Mawdim. 2. Abd al-Kawi Jamil Ali Abd al-Raqib - 13 years old, Kfar Kaniza, Saber al-Mawdim. 3. Kawtar Abdel-Baki Muhammad Seif - 26 years old, Azor al-Akir, Saber al-Mawdim, wounded by shrapnel in the head. 4. Fahmi - 26 years old, Kfar Hama, brother of the slain Rabbi Mohammad Gelev. 5. Salah Said Abdullah Kassem - 12 years old, Aldimana village, was wounded by sniper fire from the Houthi militia stationed on Mount Aden.