The United States launched air strikes on more than 40 locations within Houthi-controlled Yemen, hitting targets in the capital, Sanaa, and provinces such as Saada and Marib. The strikes occurred amidst rising tensions linked to Houthi threats against shipping routes following Israel's blockade of aid to Gaza. Reports indicate at least seven injuries and severe damage to residential areas and communication networks. Meanwhile, UN Special Envoy Hans Grundberg stresses the necessity of diplomatic efforts for peace to avoid further escalation in the decade-long conflict, which threatens regional stability.
The recent US air strikes across Yemen targeted over 40 locations, causing injuries and widespread damage, highlighting the escalating conflict and its humanitarian implications.
Communication networks in Yemen went down following the US air strikes, raising concerns about the impacts on civilian life and the ability to respond to attacks.
UN Envoy Hans Grundberg emphasized the urgent need for peace in Yemen, stating that renewed warfare is detrimental not just to Yemen, but to regional stability.
With CENTCOM now authorized to strike without pre-approval, the escalation of air strikes marks a significant shift in US military engagement in Yemen.
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