Saudi warplanes conduct airstrikes on Yemen's Sa’ada
Nearly 90 people have been killed as Saudi warplanes continue bombing various parts of Yemen.
The Saudi air force has conducted multiple air raids on Sa’ada city as the aerial attacks enter their third month. The airstrikes also targeted a mosque and a popular market in Ta’izz province. In the deadliest attack on Wednesday, at least 45 people were killed in Saudi airstrikes on a police commando camp in the capital Sana’a. Nearly 40 people were also killed when Saudi fighter jets targeted a residential area in Hajjah province. Four Yemenis lost their lives in an attack on a medical faculty in Hudaydah. A Naval base in the city was also pounded. More than four-thousand people, mostly civilians, have been killed since the beginning of the Saudi invasion of Yemen on March 26.
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