Three Friday morning aerial strikes leveled a market in Taiz province, resulting in an initial casualty count that officials warn may climb as recovery efforts continue. Intensified bombardment was simultaneously reported in Sanaa's Hamdan area, where air raids reportedly struck two artesian wells. Further strikes hit the Majz district within Saada province alongside extensive cross-border shelling.
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Preliminary casualty reports indicate more than 30 people were killed or wounded during t…: Preliminary casualty reports indicate more than 30 people were killed or wounded during the market bombardment.
The military actions extended to Saada province alongside rocket and artillery fire hitti…: The military actions extended to Saada province alongside rocket and artillery fire hitting border districts.
Houthi-run Al-Masirah television documented the coordinated aerial and ground attacks acr…: Houthi-run Al-Masirah television documented the coordinated aerial and ground attacks across the affected Yemeni regions.
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More than 30 killed or wounded in air strikes on Yemen market, Houthis say
6 November 2026 11:25 GMT
Air strikes on a market in Yemen’s Taiz province have killed or wounded more than 30 people, according to the Houthi-run Al-Masirah TV.
The channel said the toll from Friday morning’s attack was preliminary, with searches for missing people still underway as aircraft continued to fly overhead.
It reported three strikes on the market.
Al-Masirah also reported intensive strikes in the Hamdan area of Sanaa, which it said hit two artesian wells, and attacks on Majz district in Saada province.
Artillery and rocket fire also targeted the Shada area and other districts along the Saudi border, the channel reported.
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