Houthi Forces Claim Saudi-Led Coalition Launched 101 Airstrikes on Multiple Locations in Yemen

Source: Global Times
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On the evening of the 28th local time, the Houthi armed group in Yemen stated that in the past 24 hours, the Saudi Arabia-led coalition has launched 101 airstrikes and missile attacks on the Yemeni capital Sanaa as well as Al-Jawf, Taiz, Amran, Hajjah, Saada, Dali, Mahwit, and Al-Bayda provinces, resulting in dozens of casualties, including women and children.

The statement also noted that since the escalation of the situation, the total number of airstrikes and missile attacks launched by Saudi Arabia on Yemen has reached 3,480.

There has been no response from the Saudi side regarding this matter. (Reporter Zhang Yuchen from the Central Radio and Television Station)

Classification
Region
West Asia
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Military Operations / Casualties & Losses
Subcategory
Airstrike
SALUTE Report
Size
Not specified
Activity
Saudi-led coalition conducted airstrikes and missile attacks
Location
Sana'a · Al Jawf Governorate · Taiz Governorate · Amran Governorate · Hajjah Governorate · Saada Governorate · Dali Governorate · Al Mahwit Governorate · Al Hudaydah Governorate
Unit
Saudi-led coalition
Time
Past 24 hours
Equipment
airstrikesmissiles
Summary

The Saudi-led coalition conducted 101 airstrikes and missile attacks across Yemen, targeting areas including Sana'a and Al Jawf Governorate over the past 24 hours. The strikes resulted in casualties, including women and children. Since the escalation of the conflict, the coalition has carried out a total of 3480 airstrikes. No response from Saudi authorities has been reported.

Key Facts
  • Saudi-led coalition conducted 101 airstrikes and missile attacks in Yemen
  • Strikes occurred in multiple provinces including Sana'a and Al Jawf
  • Casualties include women and children
  • Total airstrikes since escalation reached 3480
  • No response from Saudi Arabia reported