Houthi media say Saudi-led coalition struck Sanaa targets
Houthi-aligned media reported strikes on Houthi-held territory, including Sanaa's airport, and Houthi rebels later reported airstrikes on two Sanaa districts.
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What happened
Houthi-aligned media said on Sunday that the Saudi-led coalition hit several Houthi-held areas, including the Sanaa international airport. On Monday, the Iran-backed Houthi rebels reported airstrikes on two districts of Sanaa and blamed Saudi Arabia.
Why it matters
The reports describe strikes on Sanaa's airport and on two of the capital's districts, with the Houthis holding Saudi Arabia responsible.
Timeline
- Oct 11: Houthi-aligned media reported several strikes on Houthi-held territories, including Sanaa's international airport.
- Oct 12: Houthi rebels reported airstrikes on two districts of Sanaa and blamed Saudi Arabia.
- Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia grow as rebels advance on Taiz
- Houthi strikes on Riyadh prompt flight cancellations and Saudi counterstrikes
- Saudi Arabia strikes oil depots near Yemen's capital
- Iran offers to mediate between Saudi Arabia and Houthis
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