
Yemen Truce Unravels After Airstrike and Blockade
Yemen's truce began to unravel with tit-for-tat attacks starting July 13, including a Saudi airstrike on Sanaa airport that prevented an Iranian flight carrying a Houthi delegation from landing.
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Yemen's truce began to unravel with tit-for-tat attacks starting July 13, including a Saudi airstrike on Sanaa airport that prevented an Iranian flight carrying a Houthi delegation from landing.

Yemen's Houthi rebels launched missiles at Saudi Arabia in retaliation for strikes on Sanaa airport, escalating tensions in the region. This renewed conflict raises concerns about the global energy crisis and the potential for a breakdown of existing ceasefires.

A large gathering took place at Sanaa International Airport in Yemen, where participants demanded an end to the long-standing Saudi air blockade following the landing of an Iranian civilian aircraft.

The Royal Saudi Air Force carried out an unsuccessful cruise missile attack on Sanaa International Airport in Yemen. Their apparent goal was to disable the airport, but all 10 Storm Shadow missiles reportedly missed their targets.

Houthi rebels launched missile attacks on Abha airport in Saudi Arabia, claiming retaliation for earlier strikes on Sana'a airport by the Yemeni government. This escalation has renewed fears of a broader conflict with Saudi Arabia.

President Trump welcomed the new Iraqi Prime Minister to the White House, touting "tremendous chemistry" and discussing potential deals. During the visit, Trump also reportedly pressured Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to withdraw forces from Syria and Lebanon.

Yemen's civil aviation authority closed all airports indefinitely for air traffic following airstrikes on the runway of Sanaa International Airport.