News - Yemen: Two African migrants were wounded on Monday by fire from the Saudi enemy in Yemen’s Sa'adah Governorate, according to Almasirah reporters. The incident occurred near the Al-Thabit area in the Qatabir border district.

The Saudi enemy had escalated its attacks on border areas on Sunday, targeting Al-Thabit with artillery and machine-gun fire. 

Last Friday, a young man was killed near the same area, while two others were wounded—one in the Shada border district and another near Al-Sheikh in the Manbah border district.

These attacks form part of an ongoing series of violations by the Saudi enemy, representing clear breaches of Yemeni sovereignty and continuous military escalation targeting civilians and their property in Sa'adah, amid international silence over these repeated crimes.

Sa'adah has been a frequent target of cross-border aggression by the Saudi enemy, with border districts regularly witnessing shelling, gunfire, and civilian casualties. 

Humanitarian observers highlight that these attacks exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in northern Yemen and reinforce long-standing patterns of external military pressure on Yemeni border communities.