The Houthi militia launched violent, indiscriminate shelling with various types of weapons on residential neighborhoods in the Mashhar residential neighborhood in Al-Hawk district, south of Hodeidah, western Yemen, which resulted in the destruction of a number of citizens’ homes.

and documented shooting video The military media published by the joint forces, yesterday, Monday, an aspect of the large scale of damage to the homes of citizens that fell in which militia shells and rockets fell in the residential neighborhood of Mashir.

The footage also shows large quantities of accumulated rubble of destroyed homes.

The people of Mashhad neighborhood said that their homes were destroyed by the indiscriminate bombing of the Houthi militia, and they have become homeless, without homes or shelter. The Houthi militia against citizens who have no camel or camel in war, as they put it.

The Mashir residential neighborhood suffers from continuous Houthi bombing on a daily basis, which has led to the destruction of dozens of homes and pushed hundreds of families to flee in search of safe areas From the terror of Iran’s arm, amid extremely bad living conditions.

In the context, The Houthi militia, which is on the US black list of terrorist groups, has again targeted residential villages in the Hays district, south of Hodeidah, with artillery shells and heavy and medium weapons.

Local sources stated that, during the past hours, the Houthi militia launched a number of With artillery shells targeting residential villages in separate areas of the district.

Concurrently, militia members opened medium and machine-gun fire on citizen farms and secondary roads leading to the towns of Hays, as part of their repeated violations of the UN armistice.

Earlier, the joint forces thwarted three simultaneous infiltrations carried out by the Houthi militia, south of Hodeidah, and caused heavy material and human losses.

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