Saudi aircraft attack shop in Taiz market: 6 civilians, including children, wounded
Six civilians, including children, were wounded when Saudi aircraft attacked a shop in a market in Al-Wazi'iyah district, west of Yemen's Taiz province.

Six civilians, including children, were wounded on 31 October when Saudi aircraft attacked a shop in a market in Al-Wazi'iyah district, in the west of Taiz province in south-western Yemen. The Yemeni side reported this.
According to the Yemeni side, Saudi aircraft also carried out air strikes the same day on Al-Shamayatayn district in the south of Taiz province. No further details were given on the results of these strikes.
Taiz province has also been targeted by Saudi strikes in recent days. On 30 October, 7 people were martyred and a girl was wounded when Saudi aircraft struck two houses in Taiz.
Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman Yahya Saree said on 30 October that Saudi Arabia had carried out 93 air and missile strikes on Yemen over the previous 24 hours. On the same day, Yemeni forces targeted Aden airport and the Al-Maashiq presidential palace with ballistic missiles.
On 31 October, Saudi Arabia said its capital Riyadh had been attacked by an unmanned aerial vehicle launched from Yemeni territory. On the same day, the Yemeni army carried out a missile attack on the Saudi city of Najran.



