News - Yemen: The Saudi occupation continued its attacks on Wednesday, targeting residential villages in Razeh District, Sa'adah Governorate, with rocket and artillery fire. The strikes caused significant material damage to homes and public property.

Local sources reported that the shelling struck densely populated areas, spreading fear and panic among civilians, particularly women and children. 

The attacks underscore the ongoing pattern of Saudi occupation forces striking border regions indiscriminately, with no regard for civilian safety.

Observers say the escalation in Sa'adah and other northern border areas reflects Riyadh’s persistent attempts to impose control through force, continuing a systematic campaign of aggression against the Yemeni people.

Sa'adah Governorate, in northern Yemen, has long been a focal point of repeated attacks by the Saudi army, particularly targeting border districts like Razeh. These assaults aim to pressure local populations and undermine Yemen’s northern defenses, often resulting in civilian casualties and destruction of homes and infrastructure. 

The continued use of artillery and missile strikes reflects Riyadh’s broader strategy of sustained military aggression against Yemen’s border regions, disregarding international humanitarian law and the protection of civilians.