PROVINCES, June 17 (Saba) - The US-backed Saudi-led aggression coalition warplanes have intensified airstrikes on a number of Yemen's provinces, a military official said to Saba.
The official said the aggression warplanes waged five raids on al-Dhaher district and two raids on Al Ali area in Razeh district in Saada province. Inhabited villages in Razeh district were subjected to Saudi missile and artillery shelling.
The aggression warplanes launched two raids on Mastaba district in Hajjah province and four raids on al-Tina area in Midi district and one in Haradh district in the same province.
He added the Saudi-led warplanes launched a raid on communications network in Bani Suraim district in Amran province, destroying the network completely, two raids targeted the telecommunications network in Dharwah mountain in Daiben district, and threw three-light bombs at Khamer district in the same province.
Meanwhile, the aggression forces continued violating Hodeidah agreement in the past 24 hours, the military source said.
The official said the aggression forces committed 65 violations, including the hovering of three warplanes in the skies of Hodeidah city, five spy planes in the skies of 50th St. and Hays district in Hodeidah, including 14 breaches with artillery shelling of 47 shells and 43 violations of various bullets.
He reported the aggression launched 28 strikes on al-Jafra road, Jawf Intersection area and Salb area in Majzar district in Marib province, and three raids on al-Marazeeq area in Khab Washaaf district in Jawf province.
The aggression launched two raids on Jarban area in Sanhan district in Sanaa province, and three raids on Naqil al-Fardha in Nehm district and a raid in the Bait Adhran district in Bani Matar district in the same province, the official said.
The source pointed out that the enemy warplanes launched five raids on al-Nahdain area in the capital Sanaa and three raids in the vicinity of Sanaa International Airport.
The aggression launched four raids on Najran region.
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