The Yemeni government has issued a formal denunciation of recent military strikes attributed to Houthi forces in the Marib province. According to the Ministry of Information, these attacks targeted residential neighborhoods, which the government characterizes as a dangerous escalation of the ongoing conflict. Officials stated that the strikes directly threaten the safety of civilians and exacerbate the humanitarian suffering already prevalent in the region.

While the government has framed the event as a deliberate assault on non-combatants, the Houthi movement has not yet provided a public response or official statement regarding these specific allegations. The lack of independent verification from neutral observers on the ground makes it difficult to confirm the exact nature of the targets or the extent of the damage caused by the strikes. The situation in Marib remains volatile, as the area has been a long-standing focal point of the broader Yemeni civil war, with both sides frequently trading accusations over military conduct and civilian casualties. The government’s statement serves as a call for international attention to the deteriorating security situation in the province, though the report currently lacks corroborating evidence from international aid organizations or independent media outlets operating within the conflict zone.