Houthis in Yemen: 33 people died in Saudi Arabia's attacks on Sanaa

In the statement made by the Houthis' Ministry of Health, it was stated that 33 people were killed and 39 people were injured in the Saudi attacks on the village of Al-Sharia in the east of Sanaa. It was also stated that there were people trapped under the rubble, and that 12 of those who lost their lives were men, 8 women and 13 children.

Saudi Arabia has not yet made a statement regarding the attack allegations.

2 MISSILES LAUNCHED BY THE HOUTHIS AT RIYADH WERE BLOCKED AND DESTROYED

On the other hand, Brigadier General Turki al-Maliki, Spokesperson of the Arab Coalition led by Saudi Arabia, reported that 2 ballistic missiles launched by the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen to the capital Riyadh were blocked and destroyed.

In his statement on the social media platform of US-based company X, Maliki stated that the Houthis launched 2 ballistic missiles towards Riyadh.

Maliki stated that the missiles in question were intercepted and destroyed by air defense systems.

In Saudi Arabia, early warning systems were activated at night in the capital Riyadh, the Najran region and the cities of Dammam, Ahsa and Bukayk in the Eastern Region, and it was later announced that the danger was over in these regions.

Houthis: WE REALIZED THE ATTACKS AGAINST TAIZ AND SANA

In the written statement made by the Armed Forces affiliated with the Houthis, it was noted that 6 operations were carried out against Saudi Arabia with ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in retaliation for the attacks on Hadara Bazaar in Al-Waziye city of Taiz the previous day and on Sana yesterday, in which dozens of Yemenis died.

In the statement, it was stated that the operations targeted the King Khalid International Airport in the capital Riyadh, the oil tanks and distillation tower of the Aramko company, the Aramko building in the Hurays oil field, the pumping station number 8 in the Devadimi region, the National Guard Camp in Najran and the fortifications belonging to Saudi Arabia in the Yemeni cities of Jawf and Marib.

It was claimed that there were many dead and wounded in the ranks of Saudi Arabia in the attacks in Marib and Jawf.

YEMEN DAWN OPERATIONS CONTINUE

Yemeni Army Spokesperson Majid al-Nezili, in his written statement yesterday, announced that they carried out 875 operations against the Houthis in the last hours and 130 Houthis were neutralized.

Nezili stated that the army continues to target Houthis' positions, assembly areas, reinforcements and combat vehicles within the scope of Operation Dawn of Yemen.

Nezili stated that approximately 130 Houthi militia were neutralized and 50 military vehicles, armored vehicles and missile launch pads were destroyed in these operations.

In the written statement made by the Yemeni army, it was noted that Houthi positions in Taiz, Marib and Cevf were targeted with the support of the People's Resistance Forces, but no information was given about whether there were any dead or injured.