Death Toll from Alleged Saudi Airstrikes in Sanaa Rises to 33
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Yemeni media outlets reported that the preliminary death toll from airstrikes targeting a military base in the Bani Hushaysh district of Sanaa Governorate has risen to 33 martyrs. The reports attribute the strikes to Saudi forces, but the information available so far comes from a single media source, and no details have yet been published by independent parties confirming these figures.
The website "Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni" published a report describing the strikes as Saudi crimes in Yemen and linking them to what is happening in Gaza. In the text available, the report did not provide additional details about the timing of the attack, the number of injured, or the nature of the damage to the base.
These events come amid an ongoing conflict in Yemen since 2015, when a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia intervened to support the Yemeni government against the Houthi group, which controls the capital, Sanaa, and large parts of the north of the country. The available material did not include any official response from the Saudi government or the coalition to these accusations.
The current information remains preliminary, and independent verification of sources is needed to determine the final death toll and the party responsible for the attack. The figures and details may change as new statements are issued by the parties concerned.
Sources: الخبر اليمني
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