Yemen strike kills 38 Houthis including two commanders: Saudi TV
Saudi-led coalition attack kills dozens of Houthi rebels in Sanaa, including two commanders, Saudi television reports. An air strike on Yemen's capital by a Saudi-led military coalition has killed dozens of Houthi rebels including at least two commanders, Saudi television reported. Saudi state-owned news channel Al-Ekhbariya on Saturday said two high-ranking rebels were killed in the raid in Sanaa on Friday evening. Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya television said a total of 38 rebels were killed in the strike on a Houthi interior ministry building. A police building adjacent to the Houthi-controlled ministry was also struck. The Houthis confirmed an air strike on Sanaa but gave no details. The war in Yemen has entered its fourth year. Houthis and the Yemeni government have battled on and off since 2004, but much of the fighting was confined to the Houthis' stronghold, northern Yemen's impoverished Saada province. In September 2014, the Houthis took control of Sanaa