Houthis say Saudi strikes kill 11 after missiles intercepted
Houthi media said a separate strike on a workers’ residence killed six women and a child, as Saudi forces responded to missile fire.
- On Saturday, Saudi-led coalition airstrikes in Sanaa killed 11 people, according to Houthi media, shortly after the coalition intercepted two missiles targeting Saudi cities.
- The Gulf kingdom has faced repeated attacks from Iran-backed Houthis in recent weeks, targeting oil infrastructure and airports, following Yemen's civil war eruption in July.
- Al-Masirah reported a series of "Saudi enemy airstrikes" targeting Sanaa, with one strike on a house killing four people and another on a cement factory residence killing six women and one child.
- Riyadh's civil defense agency warned of "potential danger" for four western regions, instructing residents to "proceed to the nearest safe place," as foreign embassy staff and families left Saudi Arabia.
- Egypt, Britain, and France offered forces to help protect the Gulf kingdom as the Houthis gained control of the Red Sea coast, threatening Yanbu and the Strait of Hormuz.
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In the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, more than 10 people died as a result of air strikes by Saudi Arabia on a residential home and a cement factory, the Ministry of Health of the Ansar Alla movement (Hushite), and eight people were killed in the Hamdan district of Sana'a province, including six women and a girl, and handed over to RIA Novosti with a reference to the agency. More than 10 others were injured, and four people, including two children, wer…
After an air raid in the west of Yemen's capital Sanaa, the Huthi movement reported at least twelve deaths. Saudi Arabia was responsible for the attack, where the military caught several missiles that targeted oil plants shortly after.
The Yemeni Ministry of Health announced that a number of people were martyred and injured in today's Saudi enemy airstrikes on a residential building in Sanaa and a cement factory in Sanaa province.
There was no immediate response from Riyadh
Saudi strikes kill 11 in Yemen as Houthi missiles target Saudi cities
Houthi media reported that Saudi strikes killed 11 people in Yemeni capital Sanaa on Saturday, shortly after the Saudi-led coalition fighting them said it had intercepted two missiles targeting Saudi cities. The Houthis’ Al-Masirah outlet reported a series of “Saudi enemy air strikes” targeting Sanaa, including one on a house that killed at least four people and wounded several others. A separate strike at a residence building for cement factory…
Saudi bombings in Sana'a leave 11 dead after intercepting Houthi missiles.Violence resurfaces after the 2022 truce.The Saudi coalition intercepted missiles aimed at Riyadh and other cities, raising tensions in Yemen and the region.
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