Saudi airstrikes hit civilian infrastructure and areas in Yemen in a wide-scale escalation Heavy Saudi airstrikes have hit civilian facilities and infrastructure across multiple Yemeni governorates, according to Saba News, including the capital Sana'a, as Riyadh increases its air campaign. Health authorities in Yemen have confirmed that at least 45 civilians were killed in the latest wave of bombings, which hit residential areas and vital communication networks in Taiz and Al-Jouf governorates. Intense attacks were also reported throughout the coastal district of Moka, Haifen, and the strategic border districts of Saada, Marib, and Haja. Yemen's armed forces spokesman, Lt. Gen. Yahya Sari, stated that Saudi warplanes launched 116 airstrikes and missile attacks over a 24-hour period ending Thursday evening. Sari detailed that the attacks systematically targeted vital civilian facilities, communication towers and residential neighborhoods throughout Sana'a, Imran, Lah and al-Bayda. He emphasized that the total number of Saudi attacks has exceeded 3,500 since the last Saudi-led aggression, resulting in widespread destruction and hundreds of civilian casualties.

Saudi airstrikes hit civilian infrastructure and areas in Yemen in a wide-scale escalation Heavy Saudi airstrikes have hit civilian facilities and infrastructure across multiple Yemeni governorates, according to Saba News, including the capital Sana'a, as Riyadh increases its air campaign. Health authorities in Yemen have confirmed that at least 45 civilians were killed in the latest wave of bombings, which hit residential areas and vital communication networks in Taiz and Al-Jouf governorates. Intense attacks were also reported throughout the coastal district of Moka, Haifen, and the strategic border districts of Saada, Marib, and Haja. Yemen's armed forces spokesman, Lt. Gen. Yahya Sari, stated that Saudi warplanes launched 116 airstrikes and missile attacks over a 24-hour period ending Thursday evening. Sari detailed that the attacks systematically targeted vital civilian facilities, communication towers and residential neighborhoods throughout Sana'a, Imran, Lah and al-Bayda. He emphasized that the total number of Saudi attacks has exceeded 3,500 since the last Saudi-led aggression, resulting in widespread destruction and hundreds of civilian casualties.