Saudi Airstrikes Hit Yemeni Capital Sanaa and Northern Provinces

Saudi warplanes launched a fresh wave of airstrikes on Yemen, targeting residential areas in the capital Sana'a as well as positions in the northern provinces of Saada and Taiz. The strikes hit Mount Attan in southern Sana'a and the eastern access road of Joulat al-Qasr in Taiz's Salah district, according to Yemeni media reports.

There were no immediate reports on the extent of damage or the number of casualties from the strikes on Sana'a, while artillery and missile attacks also struck border villages and a communications network in Saada province.

The latest strikes extend a pattern of attacks that Yemeni officials say has repeatedly hit civilian areas and infrastructure. The escalation underscores the continued volatility along Yemen's northern border with Saudi Arabia, where residential districts and communications systems have been struck throughout the conflict.

The developments raise fresh concerns about civilian safety and the humanitarian impact of ongoing hostilities across multiple Yemeni provinces.