Houthis blame Saudi Arabia for another strike on Sanaa's airport
Houthi-affiliated media reported Saudi-led coalition airstrikes on Sanaa airport and other territories in Yemen. This follows a cycle of retaliatory attacks between the two parties targeting aviation infrastructure.
Why it matters
The ongoing conflict in Yemen continues to threaten regional stability and international aviation safety, with both sides escalating their military responses.
Houthi-aligned media on Sunday reported several strikes on Houthi-captured territories by the Saudi-led coalition, including the Sanaa international airport.Additionally, the Houthi-affiliated media, cited by Al Jazeera, reported seven air strikes on the Harf Sufyan district in the governorate of Amran, north of Sanaa. Yemen's capital Sanaa is currently under rebel control.However, there was no immediate comment from Saudi Arabia, Reuters reported.Earlier, the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen vowed a firm response to an October 10 attack on an airport passenger terminal, describing it as a war crime.
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