Saudi-led warplanes pound Sana’a for 2nd consecutive night
The Yemeni capital comes under fire as the Saudi-led airstrikes against Sana’a resume for the second consecutive night.
The warplanes of Saudi Arabia and its allies pounded military and civilian targets in and around the city. Houthis’ television said anti-aircraft defenses opened fired on the warplanes following the air raids. There are no immediate reports of casualties. At least 20 people have been killed and dozens of others injured during the first day of the Saudi-led aggression against Yemen.
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