11 civilians were injured in an attack by Houthi forces in Saudi…

11 civilians were injured in an attack by Houthi forces in Saudi Arabia.

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Eleven civilians were injured in an attack by Houthi fighters in Najran, Saudi Arabia.
The attack targeted civilian objects in the Najran region.
Seven of the injured were Saudi citizens, including a woman and a four-year-old boy with second-degree burns.
One Pakistani, one Yemeni, and two Egyptians were among the injured.
The official representative of the Arab coalition, Brigadier General Turki al-Maliki, reported the incident on social media platform X.
The coalition accused the Houthis of violating international humanitarian law.

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