The National Defense Ministry building in Yemen's capital Sanaa, controlled by the 'Ansar Allah Movement' (Houthis), and the headquarters of its spokesperson were struck by Israeli airstrikes on the 10th.
The health department of the 'Ansar Allah Movement' stated that the Israeli military's airstrikes on Sanaa and other locations caused at least 35 deaths and 131 injuries.
According to Yemen's 'Ansar Allah Movement'-controlled Al Masirah TV, Israeli targets also included the medical department of the Yemen Petroleum Company in southwestern Sanaa, as well as government buildings and banks in the northern part of Jawf province under the control of the movement.
The Israel Defense Forces issued a statement on the 10th, saying that Israeli forces struck multiple military targets of the 'Ansar Allah Movement' in Sanaa and other regions of Yemen that day, including their 'military camps' and a fuel storage facility. The airstrikes were in response to attacks on Israel by the 'Ansar Allah Movement.'
Recently, the 'Ansar Allah Movement' has escalated its attacks on Israel, saying it seeks revenge for the deaths of an administrative head and several senior officials killed in an Israeli airstrike in late August.