News - Yemen: The Yemeni Ministry of Health and Environment reported Wednesday that 127 civilians have been killed, wounded in Israeli aggression targeting the capital, Sana'a, and Al-Jawf province.

In an official statement, the ministry said nine citizens were killed and 118 others injured in the preliminary toll from the attacks on Sana'a and Al-Jawf. Civil defense and rescue teams are working to extinguish fires caused by the strikes and to locate further victims.

The ministry strongly condemned the attacks on civilian and public facilities, including the Moral Guidance headquarters in Al-Tahrir neighborhood of central Sana'a, a medical station on 60th Street in southwest Sana'a, and the government complex in Al-Hazm city, Al-Jawf province.

The Yemeni Armed Forces denied Israeli claims of targeting missile launch sites, emphasizing that the raids struck purely civilian locations, including the newspapers 26 September and Al-Yemen. The forces confirmed casualties among journalists, citizens, and passersby, vowing that the aggression would not go unanswered.

Earlier, President of Yemen Mahdi Al-Mashat described the strikes as a failure, warning Israelis to remain on high alert as retaliation is inevitable. He added that the attacks would provide Yemen with a greater opportunity to respond with full force.

The Israeli enemy has repeatedly bombed Sana’a and other Yemeni provinces in recent weeks in a bid to pressure Yemen into halting its military support for Gaza. However, these attacks have failed to deter Yemen, which continues to escalate operations deep inside occupied Palestine, including the recent drone strike on Ramon Airport.