50 Houthis killed, injured in Arab coalition raids in Yemen
50 Houthis killed, injured in Arab coalition raids in Yemen
Sanaa - Arab Today
Twenty Houthi and Saleh militias were killed and 30 others injured in 19 raids launched by Arab coalition fighters in western Taiz.
Yemeni military source announced earlier on Monday that Yemeni national army attacked militia sites near Khaled bin el Walid camp killing 10 of the militias.
Source: MENA
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