Yemeni Army: The Saudi crime in the attack on the Bata'is market will not go unanswered Yahya Sari, the spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces, while describing the Saudi crime in the attack on the Bata'is market that led to the death of dozens of Yemeni citizens, said: a Saudi F-15 fighter jet attacked the Al-Hadera market in the city of Al-Waziya in the Taz province with three airstrikes. This attack left dozens of civilians dead and wounded. Yahya Saari warned that this "barbaric crime" will not go unanswered. Local Yemeni sources announced that 25 people were killed and 40 others were injured in the criminal attack by Saudi warplanes in the al-Hadera market in the city of al-Waziya in southwest Tais.

Yemeni Army: The Saudi crime in the attack on the Bata'is market will not go unanswered Yahya Sari, the spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces, while describing the Saudi crime in the attack on the Bata'is market that led to the death of dozens of Yemeni citizens, said: a Saudi F-15 fighter jet attacked the Al-Hadera market in the city of Al-Waziya in the Taz province with three airstrikes. This attack left dozens of civilians dead and wounded. Yahya Saari warned that this "barbaric crime" will not go unanswered. Local Yemeni sources announced that 25 people were killed and 40 others were injured in the criminal attack by Saudi warplanes in the al-Hadera market in the city of al-Waziya in southwest Tais.