At least 30 rebels and civilians were killed on Saturday when warplanes from the Saudi-led coalition struck a market northeast of the rebel-held Sanaa, witnesses said.
The air strike targeted three rebel vehicles as they entered a market in the town of Naqil bin Ghaylan, killing at least 30 Huthi insurgents and civilians, one tribal source in the area said. The rebel-controlled Saba news agency gave a higher death toll, saying that 60 civilians were killed and wounded in the attack but it did not mention any casualties among fighters.