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Conflicting accounts of deadly attack on Taiz market

Conflict · First reported 6 Nov, 18:09 · Updated 19:07

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Yemeni government forces and the Houthis blamed opposing sides for an attack on al-Hadara market in Taiz province. The Houthis reported at least 30 deaths, while the government said Houthi missile fire caused civilian casualties; the reports were not independently verified in the supplied coverage.

  • The Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of carrying out three air strikes on the market, reporting at least 30 civilian deaths and eight injuries.
  • Yemeni government forces said Houthi ballistic missiles struck the market and caused dozens of civilian casualties.
  • France 24’s report also described at least 30 deaths and said government forces and local authorities disputed the Houthi account, blaming Houthi fire instead.
  • Al Jazeera said it could not independently verify the reports and that the Saudi-led coalition had not responded at the time of publication.
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Key facts

Location
Al-Hadara market, Taiz governorate/province.
Reported deaths
The Houthis reported at least 30 civilian deaths; France 24 reported at least 30 deaths.
Reported injuries
The Houthis reported eight injured.
Government account
Government forces blamed Houthi ballistic missiles for the attack.
Houthi account
The Houthis blamed Saudi air strikes on the market.

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