Arab reports: Explosions in Houthi-controlled Sanaa

The Sabrine news agency, affiliated with pro-Iranian militias in Iraq, reported loud explosions heard in Sanaa, the capital of Yemen under Houthi control. The background and cause of the explosions have not yet been clarified, and no casualties or damage have been reported.

The Sabrine news agency, affiliated with pro-Iranian militias operating in Iraq, reported today (Saturday) loud explosions heard in the area of Sanaa, the capital of Yemen. According to initial reports, the sounds of the explosions shook large parts of the city and led to a wave of rumors on Arab networks. The affected area is under the control of Houthi rebels. As of the time of publication, the exact background to the wave of explosions has not been clarified, and no official details have been released on the extent of damage or possible casualties. The lack of official information and reliance on a source affiliated with pro-Iranian militias leaves the incident unclear.