10 people killed in Yemen during Saudi strikes, Houthi media say — Dawn
According to media affiliated with the Houthis, 10 people were killed and another 14 injured in Yemen as a result of Saudi Arabian air strikes over the past 24 hours. This was reported by Dawn.
Casualty data
Al-Masirah TV said that eight civilians were killed and another 11 injured as a result of strikes in Taiz province. In Al-Jawf province, the channel said, two civilians were killed and three were injured.
The Houthis claim that Saudi Arabia has carried out hundreds of strikes on Yemen since the end of a four-year truce in July. In response, the group used drones and missiles to strike sites in Saudi Arabia, including in the country's capital, Riyadh.
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Threats against US targets
Houthi military adviser Abed Mohammed al-Thawr told AFP that the group would attack US targets if the United States intervened in the conflict on Saudi Arabia's side or attempted to unblock the shipping route through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
According to him, in the event of such intervention, the Houthis could completely close the strait to US ships. These statements came after reports in the United States that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and the Yemeni government had appealed to US President Donald Trump for military assistance.
