Handout footage from the Houthi Media Center shows firefighters battling blazes at a gas station in Sanaa, Yemen following airstrikes on 10 November 2026. The Houthis reportedly blamed Saudi Arabia for the strikes, which also reportedly damaged nearby homes and shops.
According to the Houthi Media Center, airstrikes attributed by the Houthis to Saudi Arabia struck a gas facility and an oil company building in Sanaa on 10 November 2026, sparking fires visible across the capital.
Fires ignited by the 10 November 2026 airstrikes in Sanaa, Yemen partially damaged homes and shops adjacent to the struck gas facility, according to footage shared by the Houthi Media Center. No casualty figures were immediately available.
Handout images from the Houthi Media Center document the aftermath of airstrikes at a gas station in Sanaa on 10 November 2026. The Houthis have blamed Saudi Arabia for the strikes on the gas facility and an adjacent oil company building in the Yemeni capital.