Airstrikes near Sana'a in Yemen have reportedly resulted in at least 11 casualties according to the Houthis.

Airstrikes in Sana'a, Yemen, resulted in at least 11 fatalities, according to the Houthi-affiliated Saba agency. The Houthis blame Saudi Arabia for the attacks, which reportedly targeted a market in Taizz, killing around 30 people. Saudi Arabia has been involved in the Yemeni civil war for over a decade, leading a coalition against the Houthis. The conflict has caused over 150,000 deaths and widespread famine. Tensions escalated in July when the Yemeni government retaliated against Houthi forces, leading to increased attacks on Saudi airports and oil facilities. Rescue operations are ongoing in the affected areas.