Yemen: Dead in Sanaa, raids on Aden and Saudi Arabia
11 people, including women and a child, were killed in Saudi raids on Sanaa, according to Houthi media, while the coalition announced the interception of ballistic missiles towards Saudi cities. In Aden, three explosions shook the city.
11 people, including six women and a child, were killed and others injured in Saudi raids on areas in Sanaa, according to Houthi-affiliated media. Al-Masirah channel quoted a local health official affiliated with the Houthis saying that seven people were killed in a Saudi strike on a cement factory in Hamdan district, including six women and a child, and two women and another child were wounded, noting that the strike targeted the factory workers' housing. Al-Masirah also reported four killed and others injured in a Saudi strike on a house in Asr area west of Sanaa, asserting that Riyadh launched a 'series of raids' on the Yemeni capital. It indicated that the kingdom carried out about 20 raids on Mokha since Saturday morning. In Aden, three strong explosions shook the temporary capital on Saturday evening, heard in various areas. Local sources told Anadolu that two explosions were heard near Badr camp adjacent to Aden International Airport, while the third explosion came from the direction of Al-Mualla port. A police official in Aden confirmed to AFP hearing three explosions, and another police source mentioned that the Houthis targeted a site belonging to the Saudi-led coalition near Aden airport.