
43 civilians killed in rebel bombing of Yemen’s Aden
More than 100 others were wounded in the bombing of the Dar Saad neighborhood in the north of the port city
At least 43 civilians were killed Sunday in rebel bombing of Yemen’s second city of Aden, where Saudi-backed pro-government forces have advanced against the Shiite insurgents, a health official said.
More than 100 others were wounded in the bombing of the Dar Saad neighborhood in the north of the port city, said local health chief Al-Khader Laswar.
Backed by air support from Saudi-led warplanes and troops freshly trained in the neighboring kingdom, forces loyal to exiled President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi have managed wrest back control of most of the port city.
Two ministers of the exiled government returned to Aden this weekend, shortly after Prime Minister Khaled Bahah heralded its “liberation,” four months after the Iran-backed Shiite Huthi rebels entered the city.
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