Yemen and the Red Sea
Al Masirah correspondent reports Saudi artillery shelling of inhabited villages in Saada's Razeh border district and of Ghamr
This version is a correction.
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Al Masirah reported on 3 October 2026, citing its correspondent in Saada, that Saudi forces were firing artillery shells at inhabited villages in Razeh and shelling Ghamr, both border districts of Saada governorate. The original does not specify the occurrence date, exact villages, casualty or damage figures, units involved or a Saudi response. It does not identify the internationally recognised Yemeni government as an affected party. This is the Houthi-aligned outlet’s report, without independent confirmation in the retained material.
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Evidence: Our correspondent in Saada: the Saudi enemy targets inhabited villages with artillery shells in Razeh border district; artillery shelling of Ghamr border district
Single account citing its own correspondent in Saada; no independent confirmation or Saudi statement is cited.
- Our correspondent in Saada: the Saudi enemy targets inhabited villages with artillery shells in Razeh border district; artillery shelling of Ghamr border districtAl Masirah · Social post · supports · Published 03 Oct 2026, 08:06 UTC · Retrieved 03 Oct 2026, 15:25 UTC
Classification
Military · Shelling · Atomic
Tags: artillery · border_district · saada · saudi · yemen
Participants
- Saudi Arabia · Initiator · Evidence: Our correspondent in Saada: the Saudi enemy targets inhabited villages with artillery shells in Razeh border district; artillery shelling of Ghamr border district · Saudi responsibility is alleged by Al Masirah’s correspondent; no Saudi response is cited.
Claims
- An Al Masirah correspondent said Saudi forces used artillery shells against inhabited villages in Razeh, a border district of Saada governorate. · Attributed to @TvAlmasirah · Confidence: Unknown · Evidence: Our correspondent in Saada: the Saudi enemy targets inhabited villages with artillery shells in Razeh border district; artillery shelling of Ghamr border district
- The same correspondent said Saudi artillery shelled Ghamr, another border district. · Attributed to @TvAlmasirah · Confidence: Unknown · Evidence: Our correspondent in Saada: the Saudi enemy targets inhabited villages with artillery shells in Razeh border district; artillery shelling of Ghamr border district
Review and provenance
Revision 2 · First published 03 Oct 2026, 15:14 UTC · Current revision 03 Oct 2026, 17:08 UTC · Change: Correction
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