Violent explosions rock Yemeni capital Sana'a amid US-UK airstrikes

Friday evening, the Yemeni capital Sana'a, controlled by the Houthis, was shaken by intense explosions resulting from airstrikes carried out by American and British fighter jets.

Similar airstrikes targeted the coastal governorate of Al Hudaydah and Dhmar, south of Sana'a.

Local residents reported hearing the sound of four powerful and consecutive explosions throughout the city due to the airstrikes. Houthi media confirmed that American and British forces conducted four airstrikes on the Al-Sayyana area (a military camp) in the Al-Thawrah district, located north of Sana'a.

Additionally, reports indicated that seven airstrikes targeted Al Hudaydah Airport and the Al-Kathib area (a Houthi naval forces camp) in the coastal governorate, which had previously been struck by "Israeli" airstrikes in July and September.

Houthi media also mentioned that another airstrike hit the city of Dhmar, located south of the capital.