breakage | Aggressive Saudi airstrikes target Yemen's Sana'a and Mokka Saudi warplanes have launched a series of heavy airstrikes across the Yemeni capital Sana'a and key coastal areas along the Red Sea, adding to structural destruction and civilian casualties across the country. Residents in western Sanaa reported hearing at least four massive explosions rocking residential neighborhoods, with explosions shattering windows and damaging homes located near military posts, according to Al Jazeera. The air campaign expanded along the Red Sea coast to the strategic port city of Moka, which was recently liberated by Yemen's armed forces. A missile strike hit a four-story residential building, destroying the structure and causing serious blast damage to at least ten neighboring houses. Local residents confirmed that the attack directly hit Moka General Hospital, disrupting emergency medical services and critical care operations in the coastal city. At the same time, heavy ground engagements continue across southwestern Taiz province, where Yemeni armed forces are clashing with Saudi-backed militia groups over control of the strategic city of Taiz.