Woman Killed by Unexploded Ordnance from Enemy Attacks in Al-Jawf
News - Yemen: A woman was killed Tuesday when an unexploded ordnance from enemy attacks detonated while she was herding livestock in Al-Maslub district, Al-Jawf Governorate, our correspondent reported.
The incident highlights the ongoing danger posed by unexploded bombs left behind by the Saudi, Emirati, and American enemy, which have contaminated vast areas across Yemen.
These remnants continue to claim civilian lives, particularly threatening children and other vulnerable populations.
These remnants pose a persistent threat to civilians, especially farmers, herders, and children, causing deaths, injuries, and long-term disruption to daily life.
Humanitarian observers warn that the widespread presence of these explosive remnants continues to exacerbate the humanitarian crisis and hinders safe access to agricultural land and community spaces.
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