In a devastating escalation of conflict near Sanaa, Yemen, airstrikes have left 22 people dead and more than 30 wounded. This latest violence adds to the chaos following a previous assault at the al-Hadara market, where about 30 fatalities were reported. Houthi officials blame Saudi Arabia for the strikes, though Riyadh remains silent. In a devastating escalation of conflict near Sanaa, Yemen, airstrikes have left 22 people dead and more than 30 wounded. This latest violence adds to the chaos following a previous assault at the al-Hadara market, where about 30 fatalities were reported. Houthi officials blame Saudi Arabia for the strikes, though Riyadh remains silent.
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