The casualty count from the Saudi airstrikes on the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, has surged to 22 dead and 30 wounded following updated field assessments on Saturday morning, November 7, 2026.
According to reports verified by Houthi-aligned media outlets Al-Masirah TV and news agency Saba, the strike targeted the Al-Sariyah area within Sanaa province. Officials described the event as a massacre, confirming that the majority of the 22 deceased and 30 injured victims were women and children.
Read nextHeavy Rainfall Inundates 70,000 Displaced Persons' Tents Across Gaza, Escalating Humanitarian CrisisThis escalation follows the devastating strike on a public market in the Al-Waziya town of Taiz province on Friday, which resulted in 30 fatalities. While Houthi military officials attributed the market attack to Saudi coalition aircraft operating from Khamis Mushait, the internationally recognized Presidential Leadership Council government asserted that the tragedy was caused by a Houthi missile launch. Taiz remains the primary conflict epicenter as Houthi forces push south against Saudi-backed government troops holding southern Yemen.
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