News - Yemen: Local media sources have reported new incidents in Yemen's Saadah province, affirming civilian and migrant casualties due to Saudi aggression against borders.

On Friday, a correspondent for Almasirah TV reported that a migrant was injured by gunfire from Saudi aggression forces in the Munabbih border district. A separate report said a Yemeni citizen was also injured by gunfire in the same district.

These reports incidents follow reports from Thursday stating two African migrants were injured by Saudi fire in the province, and from earlier in the week affirming a citizen was killed by Saudi fire in the Shada district.

The sources describe these as part of a continuous series of violations targeting homes, roads, farms, and public areas in border villages over recent months. They accuse Saudi forces of escalating attacks and criticize the unjustified international silence and disregard for repeated calls by humanitarian and rights organizations for independent international investigations into border incidents.

This latest attack forms part of a series of near-daily assaults carried out by Saudi enemy forces on civilian areas in Sa’adah’s border districts. These repeated strikes have resulted in dozens of civilian deaths and injuries over recent months, in addition to the destruction of homes, farms, and other property. The escalation underscores a persistent humanitarian and security threat facing residents along the frontier, where communities remain exposed to sustained and indiscriminate attacks.