The Saudi-led coalition launched a series of airstrikes against Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen on Saturday. These military actions followed the coalition's announcement that it had successfully intercepted two missiles fired by Houthi rebels toward the Saudi cities of Taif and Yanbu.

Reports regarding the casualties of the coalition strikes vary in detail. Houthi-affiliated media, specifically the Al-Masirah outlet, reported that the strikes hit the Yemeni capital of Sanaa, resulting in at least 11 deaths. According to these reports, one strike hit a private home, killing at least four people and wounding several others. A separate strike reportedly targeted a residence building housing workers at a cement factory in the Sanaa governorate, which resulted in the deaths of six women.

While the Saudi-led coalition confirmed the interception of the Houthi missiles, they have not yet provided a detailed breakdown or confirmation of the civilian casualty figures reported by Houthi media. The exchange highlights the persistent nature of the conflict, with both sides engaging in retaliatory military operations that continue to affect civilian populations in both Yemen and Saudi Arabia.