Sana'a hit by heavy airstrikes
A series of intense airstrikes targeted the capital, Sana'a, where loud explosions were heard and columns of smoke rose from several locations, with aircraft continuing to fly overhead. There has been no official statement regarding the targeted sites or the nature of the strikes. Meanwhile, Brigadier General Muhammad Ali Mahdi, known as "Socrates," the commander of the Second Support and Reinforcement Brigade, passed away in Egypt while in Aswan. Plans to target security and military forces in Aden were thwarted. Additionally, southern leaders emphasized the importance of stability in the south and rejected its use as a bargaining chip in regional and international conflicts.
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