Urgent: Saudi warplanes bomb an oil facility and gas station in the capital of Yemen, killing one and wounding five.
At least one person was killed and five others were injured moments ago, when Saudi warplanes launched heavy airstrikes on energy infrastructure in Yemen's capital, Sana'a, and hit the building of the state oil company in al-Satin district and a gas station in the north of Jader district.
ACCORDING TO REPORTS BY THE IAEA NEWS AGENCY, SAUDI AIRCRAFT ATTACKED THE YEMENI OIL COMPANY FACILITY IN SOUTH KOREA, CAUSING SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURAL DAMAGE AND INJURED SIX NEARBY PERSONNEL AND RESIDENTS. EMERGENCY CREWS AND FIRE EXTINGUISHERS RUSHED TO THE PLACE TO EXTINGUISH EXTENSIVE FIRES AND SECURE RESIDENTIAL AREAS AROUND.
At the same time, Saudi jets attacked the Al-Mufazir gas station north of Sana'a, setting fire to several gas transport trailers as part of an intensified air campaign against civilian infrastructure in Yemen.
The attacks targeting Sana'a coincided with long-range missile and UAV retaliatory operations launched by Yemen's armed forces against high-value military targets in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.