Saudi coalition attacks against Yemen leave civilian casualties and destruction of infrastructure

Published at: 12/10/2026 03:46 PM

F-15 and Typhoon warplanes from the Saudi-led coalition bombed the capital, Sana'a, and seven other governorates of Yemen on Monday, leaving multiple civilian casualties and destroyed infrastructure, according to the military spokesman for the Arab country's Armed Forces.

Detailing the impact of the incursions launched from the Khamis Mushait bases and positions in Najran, Brigadier General Yahya Sari reported that “the bombings against the Al-Zahra school and a health center left three civilians killed, including a child, and 12 injured in the village of Al-Qahaf”.

The Yemeni Armed Forces also confirmed the death of a girl and injuries to an elderly adult in the district of Sabir al-Mawadim, as a result of projectiles hitting main roads, schools and rural communities in Al-Haql, Al-Midan and Wadi Bani Khawlan.

The military high command emphasized that armed aggression driven by foreign interests now totals 2,177 air strikes against Yemeni territory, confirming the steadfastness of the people and their defense forces in the historic resistance against imperialist intervention in the region.

Mazo News Team