Airstrikes Near Yemen’s Sanaa Kill 11, Houthi Media Reports

Recent airstrikes conducted by the Saudi‑led coalition in the vicinity of Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, have resulted in the deaths of 11 civilians, Houthi media outlets have reported. The casualties were said to have occurred in residential areas close to the city’s outskirts. The Houthi media, which serves as the voice of the rebel group controlling parts of northern Yemen, cited unnamed witnesses and local sources for the figures.

This incident adds to the mounting toll of the ongoing conflict between the Houthi rebels and the coalition forces that have been conducting air operations in Yemen since 2015. The Houthi group has repeatedly accused the coalition of targeting civilian infrastructure, while the coalition maintains that its strikes are aimed at military targets.

No official statement has yet been released by the Saudi‑led coalition regarding this particular strike, and the Houthi media has not provided additional details on the exact location or the nature of the targets. The incident underscores the continued volatility in the region and the humanitarian impact of the conflict.