div style="text-align: left;"> SANAA, May 16 (Saba) – The warplanes of US-saudi aggression coalition on Thursday killed six civilians and injured 54 others in air raids launched at morning on the capital Sanaa, a security official told Saba.
The official affirmed that the warplanes of coalition hit a residential neighborhood in the junction of Roubat and Raqas streets, which left six martyrs, including four children, while 54 were injured in a non-ended death toll.
Two Russian women working in the heath sector were among the injured, he said.
A Saudi-led air raid hit a building belonging to the Ministry of Information, three others hit Atan area and two hit Al-Nahdeen area, he added.
Three others airstrikes hit areas behind Movenpick Hotel, on the side of Noqum mount, two others behind Qatar Embassey and a third on the Garden 21 September , he said.
A women was killed nearby a well in two air raids launched on Bayt Dahrah area, Bany Al-Harith district, he said.
Another eight air raid hit Fourijah and Al-Samaa camps, Arhab district, Sanaa province, he said, adding that an air raid hit Al-Arqoub camp in Khoulan district.
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The official affirmed that the warplanes of coalition hit a residential neighborhood in the junction of Roubat and Raqas streets, which left six martyrs, including four children, while 54 were injured in a non-ended death toll.
Two Russian women working in the heath sector were among the injured, he said.
A Saudi-led air raid hit a building belonging to the Ministry of Information, three others hit Atan area and two hit Al-Nahdeen area, he added.
Three others airstrikes hit areas behind Movenpick Hotel, on the side of Noqum mount, two others behind Qatar Embassey and a third on the Garden 21 September , he said.
A women was killed nearby a well in two air raids launched on Bayt Dahrah area, Bany Al-Harith district, he said.
Another eight air raid hit Fourijah and Al-Samaa camps, Arhab district, Sanaa province, he said, adding that an air raid hit Al-Arqoub camp in Khoulan district.
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