Houthis report 25 dead, 30 wounded in Yemen air strikes

The Houthis disclosed the casualty figures on Sunday, attributing the strikes to their adversaries in the ongoing conflict that has devastated Yemen's civilian population and infrastructure. The group did not immediately specify the location of the strikes or provide additional details about the circumstances of the attacks.

The reported deaths represent the latest toll in Yemen's protracted civil war, which has pitted the Houthis against a Saudi-led military coalition backing the internationally recognized government. The conflict, which began in 2015, has resulted in one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, with millions facing food insecurity and limited access to basic services.

Air campaigns have been a defining feature of the conflict, with strikes frequently targeting both military and civilian infrastructure. International organizations have repeatedly expressed concern over civilian casualties and called for an end to hostilities.

The Houthis, who control much of Yemen's most populous areas including the capital Sanaa, have maintained their military operations despite years of coalition bombardment. The group has also launched attacks on regional shipping lanes and neighboring countries, citing the ongoing conflict as justification for their actions.