The strikes on the capital resulted in damage to a home and injured over 20 individuals, according to Houthi authorities.
Reports from the Ministry of Health indicate that at least four individuals were killed in Yemen’s Sanaa due to United States air strikes.
The Sunday attacks in the capital targeted a home, causing injuries to more than 20 people, including women and children, as confirmed by local sources.
In addition, US warplanes executed three other air strikes in the Al Jabal al Aswad area of the Bani Matar district, which is located to the west of the capital. However, no information regarding casualties from these strikes is currently available.
Earlier, the Houthis claimed that at least two individuals were killed and nine wounded in overnight US air strikes in Saada, a Houthi stronghold.
Al Masirah satellite news channel, affiliated with the Houthis, broadcast footage showing a strike that demolished a structure resembling a two-story building.
The recent air strike campaign in Yemen, ordered by US President Donald Trump, aims to target the Iranian-aligned Houthi group in response to their attacks on shipping in the Red Sea. These strikes are a show of support for Palestinians during Israel’s conflict in Gaza.
Numerous lives have been lost in Yemen as a result of the ongoing US strikes, with civilians being targeted and families eradicated, military sites obliterated, and soldiers killed.
The White House has confirmed that over 200 strikes have taken place thus far.
The initiation of these US attacks follow the Houthis’ declaration to resume targeting Israeli-linked ships, in response to Israel’s blockade of aid entering the Gaza Strip and the subsequent resumption of the war, which halted a six-week ceasefire on March 18.
From November 2023 to January of this year, the Houthis launched over 100 missile and drone attacks on merchant vessels.
Additionally, attacks were carried out targeting US warships.
The Sunday attacks in the capital targeted a home, causing injuries to more than 20 people, including women and children, as confirmed by local sources.
In addition, US warplanes executed three other air strikes in the Al Jabal al Aswad area of the Bani Matar district, which is located to the west of the capital. However, no information regarding casualties from these strikes is currently available.
Earlier, the Houthis claimed that at least two individuals were killed and nine wounded in overnight US air strikes in Saada, a Houthi stronghold.
Al Masirah satellite news channel, affiliated with the Houthis, broadcast footage showing a strike that demolished a structure resembling a two-story building.
The recent air strike campaign in Yemen, ordered by US President Donald Trump, aims to target the Iranian-aligned Houthi group in response to their attacks on shipping in the Red Sea. These strikes are a show of support for Palestinians during Israel’s conflict in Gaza.
Numerous lives have been lost in Yemen as a result of the ongoing US strikes, with civilians being targeted and families eradicated, military sites obliterated, and soldiers killed.
The White House has confirmed that over 200 strikes have taken place thus far.
The initiation of these US attacks follow the Houthis’ declaration to resume targeting Israeli-linked ships, in response to Israel’s blockade of aid entering the Gaza Strip and the subsequent resumption of the war, which halted a six-week ceasefire on March 18.
From November 2023 to January of this year, the Houthis launched over 100 missile and drone attacks on merchant vessels.
Additionally, attacks were carried out targeting US warships.
