News - Yemen: Violent explosions rocked various areas of the capital, Sana’a, on Saturday evening due to American-British aggression, followed hours later by an attack on Hodeidah.

Almasirah correspondent reported that Sana’a was subjected to aggressive airstrikes by American and British forces, accompanied by the roar of their aircraft in the skies.

In Hodeidah, Almasirah correspondent confirmed an American-British attack on Jabal Al-Jid’a in Al-Luhayyah District, occurring hours after the aggression on Sana’a.

The capital Sana’a and the coastal province of Hodeidah were subjected to a series of Israeli airstrikes on Thursday. The attacks targeted central power stations in the south and north of the capital, while other strikes hit the Hodeidah port and the Ras Isa oil facility.

Local sources reported that the bombardment of Hodeidah resulted in martyrs and injuries among the employees of the Ras Isa oil facility.

The US-British coalition continues its aggression on Yemen in support of the Israeli occupation, attempting to deter Yemen from supporting the Palestinian people, who have been facing a Zionist genocidal war for over a year. Meanwhile, Sana'a has reaffirmed its commitment to the Al-Aqsa Flood campaign and its ongoing naval blockade on the Israeli occupation until the aggression on Gaza and Lebanon ceases.

A US official reported that the USS Mason destroyer has been dispatched to the region to provide assistance.

In parallel, US Special Envoy to Yemen Timothy Lenderking announced that the United States is working to form a broad maritime coalition "to protect ships in the Red Sea."

Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Jamal Amer stated that any country supporting the Zionist entity in its aggression against Yemen would be considered a partner and bear the consequences of its decision.

For his part, Hashim Sharaf al-Din, spokesperson for the Government, emphasized that the Americans seem to have learned nothing from their past mistakes and will continue to reap humiliation at the hands of the Yemeni people.