TREE NEWS update: Yemen’s Houthi movement said the Saudi-led multinational coalition launched airstrikes on multiple locations in the capital Sanaa early on the morning of the 10th local time. The strikes reportedly hit a natural gas station in northern Sanaa and the Yemen Oil Company building on Sixtieth Street in the city’s south. There was no immediate word on casualties.
Houthis Say Saudi-Led Coalition Struck Sanaa Gas Station, Oil Company Building
The targeting of a gas station and the Yemen Oil Company building marks a shift from military sites toward civilian and energy infrastructure, which raises the stakes for fuel supply and pricing in Houthi-held areas. For markets, this matters less for crude volumes than for escalation risk around Red Sea shipping and regional energy assets. The absence of casualty figures leaves the severity unclear. Whether the coalition confirms the strikes, and whether energy infrastructure becomes a recurring target rather than a one-off, is the open question.
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