Airstrikes in Yemen have killed more than 50 people in 24 hours, per upi.com. The violence intensified around Sanaa, as Houthis claim responsibility for attacks that targeted Saudi oil sites and airport facilities.
Yemeni government forces report advances amid ongoing conflict, while Houthis assert they struck key locations in Saudi Arabia including Aramco facilities and Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, as noted by WIONews.
The Saudi-led coalition confirmed intercepting two ballistic missiles over Najran, with reports indicating the missiles were launched from Yemen, according to middleeasteye.net. The conflict has caused widespread disruption in the region.
Yemen's capital Sanaa continues to experience heavy bombardment, with multiple reports of casualties and infrastructure damage. Al Jazeera notes that the Houthis claim responsibility for a series of deadly strikes across the country.
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