Sanaa: US air strikes on Yemen's capital, Sanaa, killed at least four people and injured more than 20, including women and children.
The Houthis, who control the region, reported additional casualties, with two people killed and nine wounded in a strike on a stronghold in Saadah.
The attacks, which targeted a home, were confirmed by the Ministry of Health and local sources.
The Houthis have been a target of US air strikes since last month due to their involvement in attacks on Israeli-linked ships and other military operations.
The air strikes have intensified in recent weeks as the Houthis have expressed support for Palestinians in the Gaza conflict, and tensions have escalated with US interests in the region.
The White House has acknowledged over 200 air strikes in the ongoing campaign, which began after the Houthis resumed targeting merchant vessels. The strikes have led to significant civilian casualties, with families affected and buildings destroyed.
