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Zio-Wahhabi Airstrike In Yemen Kills Family of Nine – Including Six Children
Nine people were killed in Sahar district in Sa’ada province in a raid of the Zio-Wahhabi-led aggression airstrikes on Yemen, a military source said.
A family of nine — consisting of two men, one woman, and six children — were killed by Zio-Wahhabi led airstrikes on Friday night according to the Yemen news agency SABA.
Five others were injured in the Zio-Wahhabi bombing campaign which transpired in Okash, a village near the Yemeni capital city of Sanaa.
Zio-Wahhabi , along with other CIA puppet Arab regimes nations, launched military action in Yemen on March 25th to combat Houthis rebels.
45-year-old Jamal al-Labani was also killed in war-torn Yemen last week by a mortar strike. Al-Labani, who resided in Hayward, California, was in Yemen to retrieve his pregnant wife and 2-year-daughter and bring them back to the United States. The gas station owner is believed to be the first US citizen to be killed in the fighting.
Along with effectively blockading Yemen, the offensive has also heightened the carnage of the country’s on-going civil war.
Zio-Wahhabi led air-attacks have been responsible for hundreds of deaths since the campaign began less than two weeks ago.
Five others were injured in the Zio-Wahhabi bombing campaign which transpired in Okash, a village near the Yemeni capital city of Sanaa.
Zio-Wahhabi , along with other CIA puppet Arab regimes nations, launched military action in Yemen on March 25th to combat Houthis rebels.
45-year-old Jamal al-Labani was also killed in war-torn Yemen last week by a mortar strike. Al-Labani, who resided in Hayward, California, was in Yemen to retrieve his pregnant wife and 2-year-daughter and bring them back to the United States. The gas station owner is believed to be the first US citizen to be killed in the fighting.
Along with effectively blockading Yemen, the offensive has also heightened the carnage of the country’s on-going civil war.
Zio-Wahhabi led air-attacks have been responsible for hundreds of deaths since the campaign began less than two weeks ago.
