Airstrikes Target Areas in Sana'a, Ambulances Rush to Aid Victims
Local sources have reported multiple airstrikes hitting various locations in Yemen's capital, Sana'a, this evening. According to the sources, the strikes targeted the areas of Al-Jaraf, the airport, and the Television District in the northwest of the city.
Sources confirmed that ambulances were dispatched to the Al-Jaraf area following reports of casualties, with speculation that the airstrikes may have targeted the residences of Houthi leaders and nearby homes.
No official statement has been issued by the Houthi group regarding the targets of the strikes or whether there were any casualties. However, a Houthi official spoke about the airstrikes, justifying them as part of their group's decision to resume targeting ships in the Red Sea, which they claimed is in support of the besieged Gaza Strip.
Unofficial Houthi sources reported that one of the airstrikes targeted civilian homes in the Al-Jaraf area but did not provide further details on the incident.
Earlier reports indicated that three airstrikes had targeted the northern part of Sana'a, further escalating tensions in the capital
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