Israeli airstrikes struck Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, on Sunday, targeting Iran-backed Houthi rebels. The attacks come after the Houthis fired a new type of missile at Israel, which included cluster munitions, escalating tensions in the region.
Houthi health officials reported that at least six people were killed and 86 others wounded in the strikes. The Israeli military confirmed the attacks were retaliation for missile launches by the Houthis towards Israel. Multiple areas across Sanaa were hit, including important energy hubs.
The conflict has attracted international attention, with reports highlighting the use of cluster bombs by the Houthis — a move condemned by Israel. These recent attacks mark the first use of such weapons by the rebels since 2023. The situation remains volatile, with fears of further escalation as both sides continue their military actions.
Key Points of the Conflict
- Israeli airstrikes targeted Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Sanaa.
- Houthis launched new missiles with cluster munitions towards Israel.
- At least six people killed and 86 wounded according to Houthi health officials.
- Multiple energy hubs and areas in Sanaa were hit.
- International condemnation of cluster munition use.
- First use of such weapons by Houthis since 2023.
This development occurs within a complex regional conflict involving multiple countries and factions, making peace efforts in the Middle East increasingly difficult. The situation remains highly unstable, with ongoing military actions from both sides raising concerns about further escalation.
Stay tuned to Questiqa World News for the latest updates on this evolving situation.
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