Saudi Arabia's major air strike in Sana'a, targets Houthi group's bases

There were several loud explosions late Saturday night in Sanaa, the capital occupied by the Houthi group in Yemen. According to information from the Houthi's Al-Masira TV, Saudi Arabia has once again carried out airstrikes on the city. A resident of Sana'a told the S&t;Nihua News Agency that the sound of fighter jets was heard in the sky and there were loud explosions throughout the city. Due to the explosions, windows started shaking and vibrations were also felt in the buildings.

earthquake had come. Our windows were shaking and the children woke up in fear." Locals believe that the Houthi group's bases were targeted in these airstrikes. No casualties have been reported in the attack at the moment.

Houthis attacked Saudi Aramco.

Earlier on Saturday, the Houthi group claimed that it attacked a facility of Aramco in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, with ballistic missiles and drones. The Houthis said that this attack was done in response to Saudi Arabia's increased attacks on Yemen.

and Zwj; According to the Nihua News Agency, Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sareya claimed that 60 air and missile strikes were carried out in Yemen during the last 24 hours. Tensions between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia escalated when the Houthi group announced a maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia on July 20. This was followed by an increase in cross-border missile and drone strikes, as well as air strikes.

Houthis capture Mocha and Mayun Island

The confrontation escalated after fighting between the Houthis and Yemeni government forces intensified in September. Yemen's government forces are largely supported by Saudi Arabia. The Houthis captured the port city of Mocha on the Red Sea coast on September 10 and also captured the strategically important island of Mayun the next day.

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