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Houthi authorities report deaths near Saudi border

The Saudi-led coalition also said it struck military targets in the capital Sanaa related to drone attacks on the kingdom.

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A woman walks past a banner showing the faces of victims and commemorating the fifth anniversary of a reported air strike by the Saudi-led coalition on a funeral hall building in Yemen's capital Sanaa on Oct. 9, 2021. — MOHAMMED HUWAIS/AFP via Getty Images

Houthi authorities in Yemen reported several deaths on Thursday in the fight with Saudi forces.

Two Yemeni citizens were killed by Saudi gunfire in Saada governorate near the border with Saudi Arabia. Four others were also injured, including two immigrants from African countries. An airstrike by the “American-Saudi enemy” in the same governorate also injured two people, the official Houthi news agency Saba reported.

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