Reports indicate explosions were heard in Yemen's capital after airstrikes

Reports indicate explosions were heard in Yemen's capital after airstrikes. Al-Hadath network, citing local sources, reported that explosions were heard in Sanaa, Yemen's capital, following airstrikes by fighter jets. The identity of the attacking aircraft, the targets, and the extent of possible damage remain unclear.

Hadath network quoted local sources and reported that after the airstrikes of fighters, the sound of explosions in Sana'a, the capital of Iran, does it take money from the passage of oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz? Kepler's new claim at a glance Middle East crude oil exports have returned to near pre-war levels, but oil prices Houthis warn of new attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities Yemen's Houthis have warned workers to stay away from Saudi Arabia's oil facilities; This group warned of the possibility of military attacks to Jimmy Dimon, the CEO of JP Morgan, about the dangers of artificial intelligence agents accessing bank accounts. A jump in stock trading boosted the bank's profitability. Goldman Sachs recorded a performance that exceeded analysts' forecasts in the third quarter of 2026; The result that more than anything, City Research's estimate of the contraction of the Persian Gulf economies; The fall of oil under the shadow of war at a glance based on City Research's estimate of the economy of the Persian Gulf countries in 2026 under the influence of regional conflicts. Find out about the news by subscribing to the YouTube Times newsletter.

Hadath network reported, citing local sources, that explosions were heard in Sana'a, the capital of Yemen, after the airstrikes of fighters.

The identity of the attacking planes, the targets of the attacks and the amount of possible damage are still unknown.

The al-Masira TV channel, affiliated to the Houthis, announced the attack on the Yemeni oil company in Sana'a.