Saudi airstrikes hit energy facilities in Yemen - Gas tankers ablaze as fires spread across Sanaa

Name: Saudi airstrikes hit energy facilities in Yemen - Gas tankers ablaze as fires spread across Sanaa
Uploaded: 2026-11-10T13:07:54.069Z
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Saudi Arabia has launched a series of airstrikes targeting energy-related facilities in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, on Tuesday, setting several gas tanker trailers ablaze and damaging nearby residential and commercial properties. The attacks struck a gas distribution facility and a building belonging to the Yemen Petroleum Company, triggering fires and sending explosions through surrounding neighbourhoods. According to the Houthi-controlled Al-Masirah television channel, one of the strikes hit the Al-Mafzar gas station in the Bani al-Harith district, in the northern part of Sanaa. Several trailers transporting gas reportedly caught fire following the attack. Civil defence teams were dispatched to the scene and worked to bring the flames under control and prevent the fire from spreading. In a separate strike, aircraft reportedly targeted a building belonging to the Yemen Petroleum Company in the southern part of the capital. The state-owned company is responsible for distributing and marketing petroleum products and currently operates under Houthi control. The broadcaster reported that the attack also damaged nearby residential buildings and shops.
The explosions sent shockwaves through surrounding neighbourhoods, with residents reporting damage to homes and buildings. One local resident told China’s Xinhua news agency that the blasts partially damaged several houses. As fires continued to burn, some families reportedly evacuated their homes amid fears of further destruction. The full extent of the damage remained unclear, and there were no immediate reports of casualties. Saudi authorities had not issued an immediate statement regarding the reported strikes. The attacks come amid escalating hostilities between Saudi Arabia and the Houthi movement. The Houthis have repeatedly claimed responsibility for missile and drone attacks targeting Saudi airports, oil installations and military facilities, while the Saudi-led coalition has intensified its air campaign against areas under Houthi control.

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Saudi Arabia has launched a series of airstrikes targeting energy-related facilities in Yemen's capital, Sana'a, on Tuesday, setting several gas tanker trailers ablaze and damaging nearby residential and commercial properties. The attack struck a gas distribution facility and a building belonging to the Yemen Petroleum Company, triggering fires and sending explosions through surrounding neighborhoods. According to the Houthi-controlled Al-Masirah television channel, one of the strikes hit the Al-Mafzir gas station in the Bani Al-Harith district, in the northern part of Sana'a. Several trailers transporting gas reportedly caught fire following the attack. Civil defense teams were dispatched to the scene and worked to bring the flames under control and prevent the fire from spreading. In a separate strike, aircraft reportedly targeted a building belonging to the Yemen Petroleum Company in the southern part of the capital. The state-owned company is responsible for distributing and marketing petroleum products and currently operates under Houthi control. The broadcaster reported that the attack also damaged nearby residential buildings and shops. The explosion sent shockwaves through surrounding neighborhoods, with residents reporting damage to homes and buildings. One local resident told China's Xinhua News Agency that the blasts partially damaged several houses. As fires continued to burn, some families reportedly evacuated their homes amid fears of further destruction. The full extent of the damage remained unclear, and there were no immediate reports of casualties. Saudi authorities had not issued an immediate statement regarding the reported strikes. The attacks come amid escalating hostilities between Saudi Arabia and the Houthi movement. The Houthis have repeatedly claimed responsibility for missile and drone attacks targeting Saudi airports, oil installations, and military facilities, while the Saudi-led coalition has intensified its air campaign against areas under Houthi control.