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Missile event in Yemen on Thu 12th September 2024

12th September 2024

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US–UK jets bomb girls’ school in Yemen, leaving several casualties Two girls were killed and seven were injured in the US–UK attack on Yemen Airstrikes launched by US and UK fighter jets against Yemen on 10 September killed two girls and injured seven others at a school.

The girls’ school which was bombed is located in the Taaziya district of Yemen’s southwestern Taiz province.

“The school in the Al-Jund area was hit by two missiles from US and UK aircraft,” local sources told Al Mayadeen.

US and British fighter jets had bombed Yemen a day earlier, targeting the Al-Jabana area in the western province of Hodeidah on 9 September.

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