Saudi forces fire more than 130 missiles, shells at northern Yemen in 12 hours — TV
What to know about Saudi forces fire more than 130 missiles, shells at northern Yemen in 12 hours — TV
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What happened
Saudi forces have fired more than 130 missiles and shells at populated areas in Yemen’s northern Saada province over the past 12 hours, the Al Masirah television channel affiliated with Yemen’s rebel Ansar Allah movement (Houthis) reported.
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