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Yemeni Ministry of Health: Three citizens injured in a Saudi airstrike on the Al-Amoud Al-Sughra area, near the Al-Tuna building in the Mokha district of Taiz Governorate

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Yemeni Ministry of Health: Three citizens injured in a Saudi airstrike on the Al-Amoud Al-Sughra area, near the Al-Tuna building in the Mokha district of Taiz Governorate
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Al Manar: Yemeni Ministry of Health: Three citizens injured in a Saudi airstrike on the Al-Amoud Al-Sughra area, near the Al-Tuna building in the Mokha district of Taiz Governorate…

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