Yemen’s public Sana’a-based news agency SABA reported, citing a local source, that three Saudi airstrikes hit the crowded Al-Hadara popular market in Al-Wazi’iyah district, Taiz, on 6 November. SABA later reported more than 30 people killed or injured, describing the toll as preliminary. Independent Iraqi outlet Shafaq News relayed a similar figure from Houthi-affiliated Al-Masirah; independent Yemeni outlet Aden al-Ghad reported deaths and injuries but said responsibility and the final toll were not established. The reports support that an attack was reported, but do not independently verify responsibility or casualties. Shafaq News also reported the Sana’a Health Ministry’s separate 24-hour aggregate of 9 killed and 14 injured, including children, alongside its account that Al-Masirah reported more than 30 killed or wounded at the market. The reports do not reconcile the different scopes or figures; responsibility and casualty totals remain attributed and independently unverified.
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