Saudi-led coalition strikes Houthi-held Sanaa airport, conflict escalates

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The Saudi-led coalition conducted airstrikes targeting Houthi-held areas, including Sanaa International Airport. Houthi-aligned media reported the strikes, while the coalition had previously condemned a Houthi attack causing civilian casualties. A Houthi spokesperson issued a warning against airlines using Saudi airspace, citing military strategy. The ongoing conflict has escalated, resulting in significant civilian impacts and suffering.

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