TREE NEWS reports: A Houthi spokesman said Saudi warplanes carried out 156 airstrikes and missile strikes on civilian areas in Yemen over the past 24 hours, hitting the capital Sanaa and the provinces of Taiz, Saada, Jawf, Marib and Amran. The strikes were flown by F-15 and Typhoon jets from Khamis Mushait and Taif air bases, with missile launches from Najran and Jizan. The spokesman said total Saudi-led strikes since the conflict escalated have reached 1,798.
Houthi Spokesman Says Saudi Jets Carried Out 156 Strikes in 24 Hours
AI take
The claim of 156 strikes in a single 24-hour window, and a running total of 1,798, points to a sustained rather than episodic air campaign across multiple provinces and launch bases. These figures originate with one party to the conflict and cannot be independently verified from this item, so the gap between claimed and confirmed counts is itself the story. What matters is whether this tempo holds, and whether the widening geography of strikes near Marib and the northern border areas signals a shift in targeting logic.
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