Saudi warplanes kill 25 in Yemen
More civilians have fallen victim to Saudi Arabia's months-long aggression against Yemen as airstrikes show no sign of abating.
Saudi warplanes killed four civilians and injured a number of others as they targeted a market in Sirwah district of Ma'rib province. Earlier airstrikes on Sa'ada province left 21 civilians dead. On Thursday, over two dozen people died in separate air raids in Sana’a and Shabwah provinces. Nearly 5,300 Yemenis, mostly civilians, have been killed since the beginning of the Saudi war in late March.
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