Reuters: Air strike on missile base in Yemen capital kills at least fifteen
(Reuters) - An air strike on a Scud missile base in the Houthi rebel controlled Yemeni capital Sanaa triggered a big explosion that blew out windows in homes, killing at least fifteen people and wounding dozens on Monday, medical sources said.
Saudi Arabia has led an alliance of Sunni Arab countries in air strikes against the Iran-allied Shi'ite Houthi group and army units loyal to ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh.
Yemen's state news agency Saba, run by the Houthi movement, said the bombing resulted in "dozens of martyrs and hundreds of wounded", citing a city official. The reference to "dozens martyred" might suggest that a larger number of soldiers at the base had been killed.
Yemen War News Updates -- April 20, 2015
Yemen crisis: Deadly air strike on Sanaa arms depot -- BBC
More than two dozen reported killed in airstrike in Yemen’s capital -- Washington Post
Death toll climbs to 46 following airstrike in Yemen's capital -- L.A. Times
Dozens killed as large explosion rocks Yemeni capital -- Al Jazeera
Saudi-led Airstrikes Hit Yemen's Houthi Rebels -- VOA
Air strikes in Yemen damage homes -- The Guardian
At least 60 die in fresh airstrikes on Yemen's capital -- Xinhua
Yemen's Houthi leader accuses Saudi Arabia of seeking to invade -- Reuters
Yemen Shiite rebel leader vows not to surrender amid strikes -- FOX News/AP
Aid agency Oxfam condemns Saudi air strike in Yemen -- Reuters
Over 250,000 East African refugees trapped in Yemen -- Al Jazeera
Saudi Strike Near Embassy in Yemen Unlikely to Worsen Conflict With Iran -- Sputnik
Iran Foreign Minister Urges Talks With West to Solve Crisis in Yemen -- Time
Putin Invites Saudi King to Russia as They Discuss Yemen Crisis -- Bloomberg
Saudi border guard killed in Yemen - interior ministry -- Reuters
Patrolling the Saudi-Yemeni border with Saudi troops -- BBC
Saudi Arabia’s deepening isolation in Yemen -- Al-Monitor
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