News - Yemen: A number of civilians were injured as a result of the continuous US-Saudi aggression on the border areas of Sa'adah Governorate.

Almasirah Net correspondent in Sa'adah reported that the Saudi enemy army fired machine guns at citizens' homes and popular markets in the border area of   Al-Raqo in Munabbih district, which resulted in the injury of a citizen and three African immigrants.

Earlier today, a citizen was injured and one of his feet was amputated as a result of artillery shelling by the Saudi enemy on the border district of Shada.

Medical statistics revealed that the number of victims of the Saudi attacks on the border district of Munabbih in Sa’adah, during January and February, amounted to 202 dead and wounded.

The director of Munabbih Rural Hospital, Ali al-Ayashi, said in a statement to Almasirah Net correspondent that the number of citizens who died as a result of the Saudi enemy’s bombing of Munabbih reached 21, while the number of wounded reached 181 Yemenis and African immigrants.

He pointed out that Munabbih Hospital receives injury cases 24 hours a day, provides first aid, and transfers injuries to hospitals in the governorate center. He explained that the hospital needs the necessary support and diamonds for the services of the Operations Department and X-rays.

The Saudi forces have recently escalated their attacks on residential areas and farms in the border districts of Sa’adah, leaving hundreds of dead and wounded.

Al-Masirah Network has obtained exclusive aerial scenes from the Al-Raqo area in Sa’adah, showing the Saudi enemy's targeting of African citizens and immigrants in those border areas and document direct targeting with missiles at gatherings of citizens.

The aerial scenes roam parts of the regions and between citizens, and accurately show the nature of the geographical area, and show its overcrowding with residents and homes.

The camera also monitors the vast distances between places, and the nature of medium weapons that reach tens of kilometers to target people there.