Houthis renew missile and drone attacks on Yemen’s port of al-Makha
Summary
Yemen’s Houthi forces launched new missile and drone attacks on the port city of al-Makha, killing at least 11 people and damaging the port. The strikes targeted government-held areas along the western coast and were said by the Houthis to be a response to Saudi military buildup nearby.Key Facts
- Houthis attacked al-Makha on Sunday evening with missiles and drones, continuing earlier strikes from the day before.
- At least 11 people were killed, including eight soldiers and three civilians, with 32 others wounded.
- Yemeni government forces intercepted six drones and two missiles missed their targets by falling into the sea.
- The attacks caused significant damage to al-Makha’s port infrastructure, buildings, and commercial goods.
- Houthis said the operation targeted Saudi troops and weapon storage in the area.
- Government forces destroyed an unmanned explosive boat heading to the port during the attacks.
- The conflict has also spread to al-Khokha district near Hodeidah, and a government governor survived a missile attack on his home there.
- Houthis claim their attacks respond to Saudi military reinforcements on Yemen’s west coast and in nearby provinces.
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