Yemen rebels: 11 killed in Saudi air raids on houses, ambulance workers also attacked
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- The Yemeni rebel "Youth Movement" media reported that Saudi Arabia launched an air strike in Yemen's Sana'a province, hitting houses and killing 11 civilians, including women and children.
- The report also alleged that military planes twice attacked ambulance personnel who went to the scene.
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Why It Matters
Yemen has long been in a state of civil war, with an ongoing military confrontation between a youth movement and a Saudi-led coalition.
Media affiliated with the Houthi rebel group said today that Saudi Arabia launched an air strike in Yemen's Sanaa Governorate, killing 11 people, including women and children.
Saba News Agency (Saba), a subsidiary of the "Youth Movement", stated: "Saudi enemy air raids on houses in the Al-Shariyah area of Shana Governorate resulted in the death of 11 citizens, including women and children."
Saba News Agency also mentioned that rescue workers were still searching for victims in the rubble, and military aircraft attacked the rescue workers twice.
Open Questions
- Confirmation of specific casualties after the air strike
- The international community's reaction to this incident


