Dagaal culus oo ka socda Sanaa: Houthiyada ayaa eedeysay ciidamada Sacuudiga
Houthiyada ayaa sheegay in ciidamada dowladda Sacuudiga ay shalay weerar culus ku qaadeen caasimadda dalka Yaman ee Sanaa, iyadoo la maqlayay dhacdooyin culus oo ka dhacay magaaladaas. Warbaahinta Houthiyada ayaa sheegtay in weerarkaasi uu ahaa mid ka kooban 26 weerar oo ay fuliyeen diyaaradaha dagaalka ee Sacuudiga.
Weerarada iyo dhaqdhaqaaqada kale
Houthiyada ayaa sheegay inay ka dhaceen weeraro kale oo ay ku weerareen xarumo la xiriira warshadaha badeecadaha ee Sacuudiga, iyadoo la arkeyay cagajuglayn iyo dhaqdhaqaaqyo culus oo ka yimid xarun ka tirsan shirkadda Aramco oo ku taalla koonfurta magaalada Riyadh. Sidoo kale, warbaahinta Houthiyada ayaa sheegtay inay weeraro ku qaadeen xawaaladaha iyo xarumaha isgaarsiinta ee gobolka Saada, halkaas oo ay ku sugan yihiin ciidamada Houthiyada.
Weeraradaani ayaa yimid kadib markii Houthiyada ay sheegeen in Sacuudiga ay shalay habeenkii Khamiistii weerar ku qaadeen caasimadda Sanaa, taasoo ahayd heshiisii ugu horreeyay ee dhex mara labada dhinac tan iyo bishii July. Halka Houthiyada ay sheegeen inay 55 askari ku dhinteen dagaallada, xogaha dowladda Yaman ayaa sheegay in 26 askari oo dowladda ah ay ku dhinteen dagaallada ka socda magaalada Taiz.
Xaaladda bani'aadamnimada iyo dib-u-heshiisiinta
Dagaallada iyo weerarada ka socda Yaman ayaa sii xumaanaya xaaladda bani'aadamnimada dalka, iyadoo barnaamijka Cunnada Adduunka (WFP) uu sheegay in saddex qodob oo ka mid ah dadka dalkaasi ay u baahan yihiin caawinaad degdeg ah, maadaama ay awood u lahayn inay helaan cunto. Halka Houthiyada ay sheegeen in Sacuudiga ay 94 weerar ku qaadeen meelaha ay ku sugan yihiin tan iyo 24 saacadood.
Dowladda Sacuudiga ayaa sheegtay inay weerar ku qaadeen xarun waxbarasho oo ku taalla magaalada Najran, halkaas oo ay weerarka ku qaadeen Houthiyada. Dowladda Sacuudiga ayaa codsatay inay ka caawiyaan Maraykanka, laakiin Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump wuxuu sheegay inuu diiday codsigaas. Warbaahinta Maraykanka ayaa sheegtay in xubno ka tirsan wasaaradda Madaxweynaha Maraykanka ay kulmeen si ay u wada hadlaan xaaladda Yaman iyo dagaalka Iran.
Houthi rebels accused Saudi forces of launching 26 strikes on Yemen's capital, Sanaa, on Saturday following loud explosions. Witnesses in Riyadh reported flames and smoke rising from an Aramco facility south of the capital, while correspondents in Sanaa heard warplanes firing missiles. The Houthis stated this follows Saudi bombing of the capital on Thursday night.
Escalating Strikes and Regional Impact
Houthi-affiliated channel Al-Masirah TV reported that 'Saudi enemy aircraft' hit Sanaa with 26 strikes, without providing details on targets or casualties. Two correspondents in Sanaa confirmed hearing loud explosions and seeing warplanes firing missiles on the city. In neighbouring Saudi Arabia, flames and a large plume of smoke were seen rising from a facility belonging to oil giant Aramco south of Riyadh. Witnesses and an AFP journalist reported seeing firefighters attempting to extinguish a blaze at the energy giant's refinery, with ambulances and police vehicles stationed nearby.
The Houthis also reported missile strikes on the telecommunications network in Yemen's northwestern governorate of Saada earlier on Saturday. Riyadh authorities meanwhile reported a Houthi projectile had damaged a school in the city of Najran near the Yemen border. Though Saudi officials and the Houthis have not yet commented on the refinery fire, the Iran-backed group has in recent weeks launched attacks on oil facilities in the kingdom as part of the war in Yemen where Riyadh backs the internationally recognised government.
Humanitarian Crisis and Diplomatic Tensions
The renewed fighting has worsened already appalling humanitarian conditions in Yemen, one of the world's poorest countries. The World Food Programme warned on Friday that three-quarters of the population was unable to meet its basic food needs. Fighting in recent days has centred on Taiz, where dozens of combatants were reported killed on Friday by sources on both sides. The Houthis reported 55 of their fighters had been killed while government sources told AFP that 26 troops had died in the battle.
Riyadh has reportedly requested help from the United States, a call so far rebuffed by US President Donald Trump. On Saturday US media outlet Axios reported that top cabinet members in the Trump administration met the day before to discuss Yemen as well as the Iran conflict, citing three US officials. The meeting was not officially announced. Hostilities were reignited after four years of a fragile truce when Iran sent a plane to Sanaa carrying a Houthi delegation, contravening a practice in place for a decade.
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