At least two civilians were killed on Thursday as a result of landmines explosion in Hodeidah province, western Yemen.
Local sources affirmed that the landmines were left by the Saudi-led aggression forces earlier, the districts of al-Tahiyta and al-Durayhimi.
This crime came within less than 24 hours of the killing of three civilians, including two children, and the wounding of another, as a result of another mine explosion in al-Durayhimi district.
Since the beginning of the new year, more than 20 civilians have been killed and injured in a number of the provinces as a result of war remnants.
Yemen is witnessing an increasing number of victims of the aggression ’s war remnants as a result of the widening area of contamination, in light of the coalition countries’ prevention of entry of mine detectors, and the failure of the United Nations to pressure the coalition countries to enter these devices despite the continuous calls by the Executive Center for Mine Action.
