An Israeli security official reported that around 65 munitions were fired at Houthi targets in Yemen’s capital, Sana’a. The large-scale operation involved more than 15 aircraft, underscoring the intensity of the strike.

According to the official, the airstrikes specifically targeted key Houthi infrastructure, including the group’s general staff headquarters, security and intelligence compounds, a military propaganda center, and several camps believed to be holding weapons and operatives.

The action represents one of the most significant Israeli strikes on Houthi positions in recent months. Analysts say the move highlights Israel’s growing concern over the Houthis’ expanding influence in the region and their continued role in regional instability.

No immediate confirmation of casualties or damage has been provided by Houthi sources. International observers are closely monitoring the situation amid rising tensions across the Middle East.