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Houthi Forces Threaten Retaliation After Sanaa Airport Strikes

A series of airstrikes on Sanaa international airport this Monday has shattered the fragile calm in northern Yemen, prompting the Houthi movement to declare a formal end to their de-escalation period. The group’s military leadership condemned the bombing as blatant aggression, explicitly warning that retaliatory strikes are now imminent.

Houthi Forces Threaten Retaliation After Sanaa Airport Strikes

The Saudi-backed internationally recognized government responded to the volatility by shuttering airports nationwide, citing immediate safety concerns. This tactical move forced an Iranian aircraft originally cleared for Sanaa to divert to Hodeidah, a facility currently under Houthi control. The incident underscores the fragility of existing truces as regional friction between Iran and the Saudi-led coalition intensifies.

This latest flare-up complicates an already fractured landscape, where the decade-long civil war is further destabilized by internal fissures within the coalition. UAE-backed separatists continue to consolidate gains in the south, while diplomatic avenues with Tehran appear increasingly blocked. With the airspace over Yemen becoming a primary theater for these rivalries, the threat of sustained military engagement looms over the region.

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