Airstrikes on Al Hazm Market in Al Jawf: Reporter Gives Casualty Toll

For more, our correspondent in Al-Jawf, Mohammed Al-Naw'ah, joins us.

Mohammed, welcome. To begin with, Mohammed, give us the details of

the crime that targeted Al-Hazm

market in Al-Jawf.

Welcome. God bless you, brother Ismail, and all

our esteemed listeners and viewers inside and outside the country.

Today, a heinous crime was added to the record of Saudi

aggression, rife with brutal massacres committed

daily against the Yemeni people. Today at noon,

public places were bombed, and it is well known to

everyone far and wide that Al-Hazm Market is

a strategic, popular public market frequented by

citizens from various districts, areas, and cities of Al-Jawf Governorate.

It is also considered an important link between the district

and the other districts.

Today at noon, as the market was crowded with shoppers,

several airstrikes by the brutal Saudi aggressor aircraft

were launched on this city, which was crowded

with people, shoppers, and citizens.

The first airstrike targeted Al-Tazayt Station, a fuel and oil station.

It specializes in petroleum products.

Everyone comes to it, and it is by the roadside and well known

to everyone. It is not in a concealed location, nor is it under cover,

nor is it a station that could be considered suspicious. This has resulted in

the deaths, so far, though this is not the final toll,

of fourteen martyrs, fourteen martyrs among

unarmed, innocent civilians, including three women and a child,

as well as 15 wounded. Even now, there are still

body parts, and there are also still missing people,

and rescue teams continue searching for the remaining body parts.

This is a horrific crime committed following the horrific crime committed

against the Al-Dhayl family on October 12.

Between the horrific crime committed on October 12 against the Al-Dhayl family

in Khutwat Shaath and the crime committed today, only 15 days

or 16 days have passed. Saudi aggression aircraft are still circling overhead.

the weather, sweeping through and targeting public places and residential communities.

Yet the most heinous crime today is that it was committed against people

passersby and shoppers in the middle of Hazm al-Jawf market. Yes, brother Ismail.

Yes, our correspondent in al-Jawf, Mohammed al-Nu'ah.

Thank you very much.