The reported strikes hit Yemen's Dhaw Bab and Mocha districts on the morning of October 29. Houthi-affiliated media outlets initially publicized the claims regarding the series of air attacks. Further information regarding the extent of the damage or any casualties remains unavailable in the immediate aftermath.
Key points
Houthi media sources reported that a series of air strikes targeted two Yemeni districts.: Houthi media sources reported that a series of air strikes targeted two Yemeni districts.
The reported military actions occurred during the morning hours of October 29.: The reported military actions occurred during the morning hours of October 29.
The full impact regarding human casualties and infrastructural damage remains entirely un…: The full impact regarding human casualties and infrastructural damage remains entirely unconfirmed at this time.
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Attacks reportedly target Yemen’s Dhaw Bab, Mocha
29 October 2026 07:53 GMT
A series of air strikes were reported on the Yemeni districts of Dhaw Bab and Mocha, according to media outlets affiliated with Yemen’s Houthis.
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