The United States strikes dozens of Houthi goals in Yemen Houthi news

American air strikes hit more than 40 locations across Yemen, including in SANA, where at least seven people were injured.

Air strikes in the United States struck more than 40 locations across the Houthi -controlled Yemen, including in the capital, SANA, according to the local media linked to the rebel group.

Several residential houses and shops were damaged in the US attacks before dawn on Friday in the provinces of Sada, Marib, Jaf and Hodida, reporting that the Houthi broadcaster linked to the pleasure.

Other targets included SANA International Airport, which is used for both civil and military traffic, and mountainous terrain, north of Sana in Imran, where military camps and other facilities are believed.

At least seven people were wounded throughout the country in the American strikes, including at least one in SANA. He also said that the communication networks decreased after the attacks.

The Central Command of the American Army (Centcom), which now has an authority from the White House to strike the attack in Yemen without prior approval, did not immediately recognize any raids.

The new air strike campaign, which the Houthis say, has killed at least 57 people, after the rebels threatened to restart ships in the Red Sea Israel banned aid Entering the Gaza Strip for about a month.

War should be avoided “

The United Nations Special Envoy to Yemen Hans Gundberg late on Thursday confirmed the urgent need for peace after a decade of conflict in the war -torn nation, stressing that stability is very important not only for Yemen but for the entire region.

He said during a visit to Brussels.

Grundberg pointed out that diplomacy was the key to canceling the escalation, as it calls for dialogue and mutual commitment between all parties.

He added: “It is necessary for the international community to continue taking unified measures to ensure a peaceful and sustainable solution to the Yemeni people.”

The Houthis launched Iran’s alignment more than 100 attacks targeting ships in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden since November 2023, after the Israel war on Gaza, which began in October of that year, saying that the raids were misleading with the Palestinians in the pocket.

During that period, the fighters sank two ships, discovered another, and killed at least four of the sailors in the global shipping malfunction attack, forcing companies to redirect and more expensive flights around South Africa.

the Houthis Dozens of missile attacks and drones were launched at Israel, killing at least one person and causing damage to buildings, including a school in Tel Aviv.