Dubai, Jan. 22–
More than 200 people have been killed in a missile strike by Saudi Arabia on a Yemeni prison.
In Yemen, a West Asian country, Houthi terrorists launched an offensive in 2015, ousting President Hadi and capturing the capital, Sanaa. Since then there has been a civil war in Yemen between the military and terrorists. Saudi Arabia has been conducting airstrikes in support of the military.
200 people killed
In the wake of this, Saudi warplanes fired missiles at the Yemeni cities of Sada and Hodeidah yesterday. More than 200 people are said to have been killed in a missile attack on a prison in Sada. The terrorist television company released a video of the attack. In it, bodies were found scattered in the smoke created by the collapse of the prison building.
Saudi warplanes fired missiles at a building owned by the telecommunications company Teleman in the city of Hodeidah. Three boys were killed while playing in a playground near the building. The telecommunications service was also cut off.
