Explosions reported in Sana'a, reportedly from Houthi missiles targeting Yemeni forces

N12 journalist Asaf Rozentzweig reports explosions in the Houthi-held Yemeni capital Sana'a on Friday morning, apparently caused by Houthi ballistic missiles launched at Yemeni army positions. No casualty figures or details on the targets are yet available.

Reports on Friday morning cited explosions in the Houthi-held Yemeni capital Sana'a, which N12 journalist Asaf Rozentzweig attributes to Houthi missiles targeting Yemeni army forces. The report is unverified and no details on casualties or specific targets have emerged. The Houthi movement has previously launched ballistic missiles and drones against Saudi-led coalition forces and also targeted Israel. The Zioneer previously reported on explosions in Sana'a (July 30) attributed to Saudi airstrikes; the current report describes a different apparent cause.

• Strong18:27 · 30 JulExplosions reported in Sana'a, reportedly Saudi airstrikes
• Developingyesterday · 10:45 · 6 AugExplosions reported in Yemen's capital Sana'a
• Strong18:20 · 30 JulHouthi channel denies attack in Sana'a, Yemen, reporter says
• Developing13:59 · 30 JulMysterious assassination in Sana'a: Senior Houthi commander shot dead, reports say

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