Saudi airstrikes kill 33 in Yemen's Sanaa province, including 13 children, Houthis say
The death toll from the Saudi-led coalition's strikes on village located east of Yemen's Sanaa has risen to 33, Houthi health ministry spokesman said.
Saudi airstrikes in Yemen's Sanaa province have reportedly killed 33 people, including 13 children, according to Houthi authorities. The victims, primarily women and children, were struck in Al-Shariya village, with 39 people wounded in the attack. The United Nations has recorded over 1,600 deaths and more than 300,000 displacements since the conflict resumed.
The Houthis, an Iran-backed group, claim that their operations to recover victims from the rubble are ongoing, and that their aircraft targeted paramedics in two strikes. Saudi Arabia, which is fighting in Yemen in support of the internationally recognized government, has not commented on the report.
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