Iran-backed Houthis abduct 30 students, most of them children, in Sanaa

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Iran-backed Houthis abduct 30 students, most of them children, in Sanaa

The Iran-backed Houthi militias, on Sunday, have abducted 30 students, most of them children, in Sanhan District Southeast of the Yemen capital, Sanaa.

Houthi gunmen aboard three military vehicles kidnapped thirty students from the village of Beit Al-Ahmar while they were on a entertainment trip - without any reasons, according to local sources.

The militias took the students to the police station of Wadi Al Furat and arbitrarily detained them. The sources pointed out.

From their part, the families of the abducted children condemned the arbitrary acts and terrorist practices of the Houthis in the region without any justification.

They appealed to international organizations and human rights organizations to promptly reveal the fate of their children and release them.


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