Houthis blame Saudi Arabia for another strike on Sanaa's airport

Smoke rises after reports of an airstrike hitting near the Sanaa International Airport ( Representative image: Reuters). Houthi-aligned media on Sunday reported several strikes on Houthi-captured territories by the Saudi-led coalition, including the Sanaa international airport.Additionally, the Houthi-affiliated media, cited by Al Jazeera, reported seven air strikes on the Harf Sufyan district in the governorate of Amran, north of Sanaa. Yemen's capital Sanaa is currently under rebel control.However, there was no immediate comment from Saudi Arabia, Reuters reported.Earlier, the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen vowed a firm response to an October 10 attack on an airport passenger terminal, describing it as a war crime. According to Saudi Gazette, coalition spokesperson Major General Turki Al-Maliki said the strike resulted in civilian casualties, including 12 deaths.Saudi Gazette, citing the General Authority of Civil Aviation, reported that the fatalities included four Saudi citizens, two Bangladeshi nationals and one national each from the United States, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Palestine and Sudan.Al-Maliki blamed Yemen’s Houthi militia for the attack, calling it a violation o...