Death Toll Rises to 12 in US Attack on Sana’a
Increasing Toll from US Airstrikes in Yemen
According to reports from El-Mesire television, associated with the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, the death toll from a recent airstrike in the Sukban area has risen to 12. The attack, carried out by US warplanes, targeted three homes on Sunday, resulting in at least eight casualties, including women and children, while many others suffered injuries.
This incident highlights the ongoing conflict and heightened tensions in the region, which have implications for humanitarian efforts and political dynamics. The Houthis had previously announced a temporary agreement allowing aid into Gaza, warning on March 7 that failure to comply would restart maritime operations against Israel.
In a related context, US President Donald Trump declared on March 15 via his Truth Social platform that he had ordered a "great attack" against the Houthis, escalating concerns over the potential for further violence in the area.
As the situation evolves, the humanitarian crisis in Yemen continues to deepen, drawing international attention and calls for a resolution. The escalation of military operations exacerbates the plight of civilians and underscores the urgent need for comprehensive dialogue and peace efforts.
