TREE NEWS update: Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree said Saudi Arabia carried out 124 airstrikes and missile attacks on Yemen in the past 24 hours, hitting Sanaa, Taiz, Lahij, Jawf, Saada, Hajjah and Hodeidah and causing multiple casualties. Saree said F-15 jets flew from a base in Khamis Mushait and missiles were launched from the direction of Najran, and that strikes have totaled 3,024 since Saudi Arabia escalated its military campaign. Saudi Arabia has not responded.
Houthis Say Saudi Arabia Launched 124 Airstrikes on Yemen in 24 Hours
The scale Saree describes — over a hundred strikes in a single day across seven governorates — points to a sustained campaign rather than a single retaliation, and the naming of launch sites and aircraft types suggests the Houthis are building a public record for escalation and external messaging. Houthi casualty and strike-tally figures are self-reported and unverified, and Saudi silence leaves the account one-sided, which matters for anyone reading this as a signal on Red Sea and Gulf risk. The open question is whether the pace holds and whether Riyadh offers any confirmation or denial.
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