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Saudi-led strikes target defense ministry in Yemeni capital – reports | Saudi-led strikes target defense ministry in Yemeni capital – reports |
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Saudi-led coalition warplanes have targeted the defense ministry building in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, an RT Arabic correspondent reported. | Saudi-led coalition warplanes have targeted the defense ministry building in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, an RT Arabic correspondent reported. |
The Saudi-led coalition conducted at least two airstrikes on the rebel-controlled areas of the Yemeni capital late Friday, targeting the defense ministry building, AFP reported citing eyewitnesses. Coalition aircraft still flew over Sanaa following the strikes, the witnesses added. | |
Social media reports indicate the attack resulted in casualties, that information, though, could not be independently verified. | |
The air raid damaged civilian property in the vicinity of the ministry building, the Houthi rebel-controlled Saba news agency reported. | |
This is the second time Riyadh has bombed Sanna in less than a week. The Saudi-led coalition attacked the defense ministry building in the Yemeni capital last Saturday, after Saudi Arabia's air defense intercepted a ballistic missile fired from Yemen towards the King Khalid Airport in Riyadh. On Friday, a US Air Force commander said the ballistic missile was likely supplied by Iran and bore “Iranian markings.” While Tehran has firmly denied its involvement, Saudi Arabia still holds Iran responsible for the attack. | |
READ MORE: Missile targeting main Saudi airport was Iranian – US Air Force | READ MORE: Missile targeting main Saudi airport was Iranian – US Air Force |