Yemen’s Houthis renew strikes on Saudi Arabia as UNSC extends sanctions
Saudi-led coalition intercepts flurry of suspected Houthi drones targeting oil and military infrastructure.

Saudi-led coalition intercepts flurry of suspected Houthi drones targeting oil and military infrastructure.

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Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry says building in the capital was damaged by falling shrapnel.
Civilians bear the brunt of fighting as 27 people reported killed in strikes on a village in Sanaa province.

Yemen’s Houthis say at least 25 people have been killed and 30 injured in air strikes.
Government forces reclaim key territories in Taiz and Lahij but face setbacks under Houthi resistance in certain areas.
The attack on al-Hadara market in Taiz governorate’s al-Waziiya district killed at least 30 people, Houthi rebels say.
Interception comes after Saudi civil defence agency warned of potential danger near the strategic port of Yanbu.
Taiz residents face health risks as waste accumulates amid sniper fire, forcing people to burn it in the streets.
The Houthis suffer losses but also inflict pain on government forces and Saudi Arabia.