Death toll from israeli striks on Yemen’s Capital Rices to 10, Authorities Say – CNBC TV18

The Death Toll from israel’s latest aireriks on yemen’s rebel-head capital has risen to 10, Health Authorities said Monday.

Multiple Strikes Rocked Sanaa on Sunday, Days after the Iranian-Backed Huthis Fired A Missile towards israel that its Military described as the first cluster bomb the rebels has 2023.

The Israeli Strikes Hit a Facility Owned by Yemen’s Main Oil Company, which is controlled by the hoothis, Along with a power plant and a Military Site in an area of ​​the representational Palacate, According to the houthis and israel’s military. A Fireball and Plume of Thick Smoke Rose Above The City.

Anees Al-SASBAHI, A spokesman for the houthi-run health ministry, said in a statement that 10 people were killed in the striks on the oil facility and power planet.

He said the striks wounded 102 others, including Seven Children and Three Women. Twenty-One was in critical condition, he said.

The strikes came after the rebels launched a missile last week towards ben gurion airport in Tel aviv. There was no reported damage or injury. Israel’s Military said the Missile Fragmented Mid-NIR AFTER SEVERAL SEVERAL DEARPTIS ATTEMPTS.

The houthis has launched missiles and draones israel and targeted ships in the red sea throughout israel’s war against hamas in gaza. The rebels say their attacks are in solidarity with Palestinians.

In Response to the Huthi Attacks, Israel and A United States-LED Coalition Bombarded Rebel-Held Areas in Yemen, Including Sanaa and the Strategic Coastal City of Hodeida. Israeli strikes Knocked the sanaa airport out of service in May.

The Trump Administration in May Announced a Deal With the Huthis to End the AIRIKES in Return for an end to attend on shipping. The rebels, however, said the agreement did not include Halting Attacks on targets it believed were aligned with israel.