Overview
- A US airstrike in Sanaa reportedly killed at least one person and injured 13 others, including children, according to Houthi-controlled health authorities.
- The US campaign, which began on March 15, targets Houthi military infrastructure, including leadership, weapons factories, and drone facilities, according to US officials.
- The Houthis claim the strikes are hitting residential areas and civilians, calling the US actions deliberate aggression, while the US has not confirmed specific strike details.
- The Houthis have retaliated with attacks on US naval vessels and Israeli targets, including a ballistic missile intercepted by Israel.
- The conflict is tied to broader regional tensions, with the US aiming to deter threats to shipping routes and pressure Iran, the Houthis' key ally.