❗️Saudi airstrikes and border shelling leave over 80 civilian casualties across northern Yemen Waves of heavy Saudi airstrikes and cross-border artillery bombardment have hit targets across northern Yemen, leaving dozens of civilians dead and causing extensive destruction to critical municipal infrastructure, according to statements by local authorities and military officials. The bombardments heavily struck the capital, Sanaa, targeting the Yemen Petroleum Company building on 60th Street, damaging surrounding homes, and destroying the Al-Mafzar domestic gas filling station along with 13 fuel tankers. Yemen's Ministry of Health reported at least 84 civilian victims from intense air strikes over the past two days in the Bani Hushaysh district east of the capital, with mass public funerals scheduled at Sanaa's Al-Sabeen Square. In a statement covering the escalation, the spokesman for Yemen's Armed Forces confirmed that Saudi forces carried out 109 air strikes and missile attacks over a 24-hour period, targeting Sanaa alongside the border governorates of Saada, Marib, and al-Jawf. Heavy Saudi artillery shelling originating from the Najran and Jazan border zones was also reported hitting populated civilian areas within the Qatabir and Saada districts.