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Witnesses reported that an airstrike on Sunday targeted a densely populated area near the historic Old City in Sana, which is under Houthi control. Local health officials have stated that the attack resulted in the deaths of at least 12 individuals, with many others reportedly injured. The strike has raised concerns about the safety of civilians in a region already suffering from years of conflict and humanitarian crises.
Residents described the chaos that ensued after the explosion, with emergency services struggling to reach the site due to ongoing hostilities in the area. The airstrike has drawn condemnation from various humanitarian organizations, which emphasize the need to protect civilian lives in conflict zones.
As the situation in Yemen continues to deteriorate, calls for a ceasefire and diplomatic resolutions are growing louder. The international community remains watchful of developments, urging all parties involved to prioritize the safety and well-being of civilians caught in the crossfire.
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