Saudi warplanes kill seven Yemenis, including four children

At least seven people have been killed in a new wave of Saudi airborne aggression against war-torn Yemen, as Riyadh’s unabated bombardment of residential areas keeps taking lives of civilians throughout the impoverished country.

Yemen’s al-Masirah TV reported on Saturday that the civilians, including four children and a woman, lost their lives as Saudi fighter jets targeted a residential house in the Yemeni capital Sana’a.

Saudi warplanes also targeted a number of localities in the province several times, including Sarf dam, a military police building and Beit al-Awzari area in the Bani al-Hareth district.

Similar assaults hit 12 times an educational center in the Sawadiyah district of Yemen’s southeastern province of Bayda.

They also bombarded a pipeline in the central province of Ma’rib and targeted a camp that was set up for displaced people in the Sarwah district of the same province.

In the western province of Hudaydah, Saudi jets struck an air defense site in Salif and a marine base in Kamaran Island multiple times. Warplanes also carried out five airstrikes against Mokha port in Yemen’s southwestern province of Ta’izz.

There is still no word on the possible casualties of those raids.