Saudi-led coalition forces launched two distinct air raids targeting an oil facility in the Bajil district of Yemen's western Hodeidah governorate. The strikes left at least three civilians wounded as regional tensions continue to unfold. Details regarding the casualties and the targeted infrastructure were broadcast by the Houthi-affiliated network Al Masirah TV. Developments surrounding the incident were officially monitored on November 1, 2026.
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Coalition military operations in the Hodeidah governorate continue to inflict casualties…: Coalition military operations in the Hodeidah governorate continue to inflict casualties on local civilian populations.
Critical energy infrastructure in the Bajil district remains vulnerable to ongoing region…: Critical energy infrastructure in the Bajil district remains vulnerable to ongoing regional aerial bombardments.
Information regarding the strikes emerged amid heightened regional tensions recorded on N…: Information regarding the strikes emerged amid heightened regional tensions recorded on November 1, 2026.
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Three civilians injured in Saudi-coalition air raids on Hodeidah, Houthis say
1 November 2026 05:06 GMT
At least three civilians were wounded in two air raids by Saudi-led coalition forces on an oil facility in Bajil district in western Hodeidah governorate of Yemen, according to the Houthi-affiliated Al Masirah TV.
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