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30 people killed in strikes on the Taiz market in Yemen.

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Yemen's Taiz province reported at least 30 deaths in a market attack blamed by Houthi rebels on Saudi airstrikes, while government forces deny the claim and accuse the Houthis of indiscriminate fire. The province accounts for approximately half of the 300,000+ displaced people from recent fighting, and the report comes from Caroline Baum.

Key points

• At least 30 people reportedly killed in Taiz market attack.
• Houthi rebels blame Saudi airstrikes for the violence.

Context

Yemen's Taiz province is a major conflict zone where intense clashes have displaced over 300,000 people. This specific incident occurred during a period of high violence, with the province housing a significant portion of the displaced population.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single report from Caroline Baum. Government forces disputed the casualty count, and the specific nature of the attack remains contested between opposing factions.

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