Yemen’s Houthi rebels report US strikes in the capital and a coastal city

At least two people were killed and 11 were wounded in overnight air raids on the Yemeni capital Sanaa and surrounding areas, media controlled by the Houthi rebels announced on Sunday, blaming the United States for the bombings.

Hundreds of civilians, mostly women and children, have lost their lives in bombings that have reached homes, factories and residential areas, showing a pattern of indiscriminate violence against the civilian population.This Saturday night, the U.S.-led coalition launched a new series of aerial attacks in several areas of Yemen. READ ALSO Massacre of the United States against Yemen leaves 80 dead and 171 wounded in Ras Isa A report by Al Mayadeen…

A few days after the destruction by the United States of the strategic oil port of Ras Issa, which caused 80 deaths and 150 injuries, the Al-Massirah chain, controlled by Yemeni rebels, reports an "American aggression" on the capital.

US air strikes pound Yemen

Video shows US air strikes pounding Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, just days after the US bombed Hodeidah’s airport

US strikes kill three, injure several in Sana’a, other Yemeni regions

The US has conducted more acts of aggression against Yemen by launching a new wave of airstrikes across multiple regions in the Arab country, killing at least three people and injuring several people.

Yemen: US strikes hit Sanaa and Hodeida, Houthis say

Yemen's Houthi rebels said on Saturday that the US military launched a series of airstrikes on the capital, Sanaa, and the Houthi-held coastal city of Hodeida, less than two days after a US strike wrecked a Red Sea port and killed more than 70 people. The Houthis’ media office said 13 US airstrikes hit an airport and a port in Hodeida, on the Red Sea. The office also reported US strikes in the capital, Sanaa. There were no immediate reports of c…