Houthis 胡塞武装

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7 November 2026

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Yemen's Houthi forces claimed that Saudi warplanes carried out three airstrikes on the market, killing or injuring dozens of civilians.

Houthis Saudi Arabia

Broadcast 7 November 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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Yemen's Houthi forces claimed that Saudi warplanes carried out three airstrikes on the market, killing or injuring dozens of civilians.

Translated paragraph context

A market in Taiz Province in southwestern Yemen was attacked on November 6. Yemen's Houthi forces said Saudi warplanes carried out three airstrikes on the market, killing or injuring dozens of civilians. Yemeni government forces, however, said the Houthis should be held responsible for this serious incident.

Original Chinese quote

也门胡塞武装称沙特战机对市场发动了3次空袭，造成数十名平民伤亡。

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Yemen's Houthi forces claimed that Saudi warplanes carried out three airstrikes on the market, killing or injuring dozens of civilians.

Yemeni government forces said that Houthi forces should be held responsible for the serious incident.

The multinational coalition said on November 1 that it had conducted a precision military strike that day, aiming to destroy key resources used by Houthi forces to support their military operations.

British media reported that the United Kingdom would also send military advisers and one A400M transport aircraft to Saudi Arabia, and that British military aircraft would carry out defensive missions only and would not proactively strike the Houthis.

The Houthis said on the evening of the 18th that Saudi Arabia had carried out more than 100 airstrikes on Sanaa, Hodeidah, Taiz and other locations in the preceding 24 hours.

The meeting's communiqué condemned recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and stressed that member states' security was indivisible under their joint defense agreement.

Saudi Civil Defense said a Houthi projectile landed in a residential area of Najran on the 18th, injuring six Saudi citizens.

The Houthis said on the 17th that Saudi warplanes had carried out 53 airstrikes on Sanaa and other locations over the preceding 24 hours, with nine people killed in Taiz Governorate.

Araghchi said Iran was willing to help end the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, and that military means could not resolve the Yemen issue.

The Houthis said they shot down a Saudi armed helicopter carrying out hostile operations near Najran, Saudi Arabia, on the 17th.

The Houthis said they had launched another missile attack on Aden, striking a Saudi military command headquarters and weapons depot inside Badr military base.

The Yemeni government condemned the Houthis' attack on Aden's civilian airport.

The Houthis said on the evening of the 16th that the Saudi-led coalition had carried out more than 100 airstrikes and missile attacks across Yemen within 24 hours, causing civilian casualties.

The coalition said it had destroyed 127 Houthi warehouses in mountainous areas and multiple missile launchers.

The Houthis again issued a security risk warning concerning Saudi airspace and airports on the 15th.

Yemeni government officials said the Houthis fired multiple missiles at the presidential palace in Aden on the 15th, killing five people and injuring 16.

The Houthis said the target of the attack was Saudi Arabia's military operations headquarters in Aden.

The Saudi-led coalition said King Khalid International Airport had suffered 20 Houthi attacks since the beginning of this month, killing 17 people and injuring 333.

The Houthis said Saudi Arabia had launched more than 2,350 airstrikes and missile attacks on Yemen since the start of the current round of military operations, and described their own actions as defensive.

The coalition demanded that the Houthis immediately stop attacks on civilians and civilian facilities such as airports and ports.