Yemen warns Saudi strike on Sana’a airport marks end of truce
Yemen's Foreign Ministry has declared the end of a truce following a Saudi airstrike on Sana'a International Airport. Yemeni officials have warned of a new phase of conflict and potential retaliation against Saudi Arabia.
Why it matters
This escalation threatens to reignite a major regional conflict, potentially destabilizing energy markets and humanitarian efforts in the Middle East.
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Yemen’s Foreign Ministry in Sana’a has condemned Saudi Arabia’s attack on Sana'a International Airport, saying that the strike marks the end of the truce and the beginning of a new phase of war.
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