Yemen: Houthis denounce deadly Saudi strikes and threaten American interests
Houthi rebels report at least ten dead following Saudi airstrikes, as fighting continues with Yemeni government forces.
Houthi rebels in Yemen on Wednesday reported at least 10 dead and 14 wounded as a result of strikes attributed to Saudi Arabia, according to the rebels' Almasirah television.
The channel reported civilian casualties in Taiz and Al-Jawf provinces, but this information could not be independently verified.
The Houthis have also threatened to target US interests in the region in response to the strikes, amid ongoing tensions involving several regional and international actors.
Meanwhile, fighting continues between the Houthis and Riyadh-backed Yemeni government forces in a conflict that has lasted for several years and continues to claim civilian casualties.
Sources
- Yémen: les Houthis déplorent plusieurs morts dans des frappes saoudiennes et menacent les intérêts américains — RFI — Français
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