Yemen’s Houthi rebels report dozens of new Saudi airstrikes on Wednesday, as day-to-day attacks continue amid intensifying fighting. The rebels say more than 40 strikes hit several regions, including Taiz and Hodeida.
The reported attacks come in the context of a broader conflict that has re-escalated in parts of Yemen, with clashes between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government continuing near the Red Sea. One account also reports that hundreds of people have been killed in fighting, including around Red Sea areas. Other outlets repeating the same development focus on the scale and geographic targets of the strikes, without adding further independent detail.
Overall, both sources agree on the key points: the strikes are attributed by the rebels to Saudi forces, the number of attacks reported exceeds 40, and the main targeted areas include Taiz and Hodeida.
