Saudi-led strikes in Yemen’s Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa kill people, according to Houthi-linked media, while the Saudi-led coalition reports intercepting missiles aimed at Saudi cities. South China Morning Post says its account follows Houthi reporting of strikes that hit locations in Sanaa, including a house and a residence building connected to cement factory workers.
The Hindu and Middle East Eye both focus on reports from Houthi-backed media of strikes on Sanaa that cause deaths and injuries, citing details such as a strike on a house in the city’s west. In the South China Morning Post coverage, there is also specific reference to coalition statements that two missiles were intercepted after being targeted toward Saudi cities.
Across outlets, the common thread is reliance on Houthi-linked reporting for casualty figures and strike locations in Sanaa, with varying emphasis on the scope of reported incidents and whether missile interception claims are included.
