Suspected U.S. airstrikes in Yemen’s Sanaa reportedly killed four and injured 16. The Houthi health ministry announced the casualties, while a video from President Trump suggests a higher overall death toll.

In Yemen’s rebel-held capital, Sanaa, suspected U.S. airstrikes reportedly resulted in the deaths of at least four individuals, as announced by the Houthi-run health ministry. The airstrikes also caused injuries to 16 others, highlighting the ongoing turmoil in the region. Furthermore, a video shared by U.S. President Donald Trump indicates that the overall death toll from the campaign might be greater than what the Houthis have reported.

The incident underscores the grave humanitarian impact of military actions in Yemen, with significant casualties reported by local authorities. The discrepancy in casualty figures between the Houthis and U.S. sources raises concerns about the true scale of the conflict’s impact on civilians.

Original Source: kdhnews.com

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