Saudi Arabia-led coalition ramps up airstrikes in Yemen after Houthi attacks
The United Nations said a grain port was bombed in Salif and six workers were wounded.
The military coalition led by Saudi Arabia conducted dozens of airstrikes in Yemen’s north against Houthi rebels, including in Sanaa, the capital.
The coalition conducted airstrikes against a suspected missile assembly facility, a military engineering camp and the headquarters of the Houthis’ national security body in Sanaa, the coalition and a Yemeni pro-government spokesperson and local residents told Reuters on Monday.
Targets were also struck on Yemen's Red Sea coast and near the port at Salif, where coalition planes bombed a grain port north of Hodeidah, according to the United Nations.
Six workers were injured and sent for medical treatment, the UN's local aid mission said.
