Child killed and four civilians injured in Taiz, according to Yemeni sources
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The government in Sanaa announced on Sunday that a child was killed and four civilians, including two girls, were injured in the Yemeni city of Taiz. The government said the casualties resulted from airstrikes it attributed to Saudi forces.
The information available in the original report is limited, and it did not include full details about the time of the airstrikes, their exact location, or the number of strikes. The report also did not include additional information about the health condition of the injured.
Taiz is one of the Yemeni cities most affected by the conflict that has continued for years. Saudi Arabia intervened in Yemen in 2015 at the head of a military coalition to support the internationally recognized Yemeni government, and since then, mutual accusations over civilian losses have recurred.
The news article available did not include a comment from Saudi authorities or from independent sources confirming these figures. Therefore, this information remains tied to its source and requires further verification from neutral parties before being considered confirmed facts.
Sources: الخبر اليمني
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