Israel strikes three Yemeni ports and a power plant

UN agencies and international organizations renewed calls to release staff detained in northern Yemen, noting a small number had been released but many remained held.

Israel said it struck Hodeidah port after missile launches from Yemen and threatened further measures. The strike renewed pressure on a port central to civilian imports.

The UN Special Envoy told the Security Council that peace required more than threat containment, linking regional attacks to Yemen’s political, economic and humanitarian crisis.

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UN officials called for de-escalation and protection of civilian infrastructure following maritime attacks and strikes on Yemen’s ports.

Israel said it struck infrastructure near the capital; Houthi authorities reported damage to a power plant. The event extended the pattern of attacks on essential infrastructure.

Israel reported strikes on Houthi targets in Sana’a following launches toward Israel. Casualty figures reported by local authorities were not independently verifiable in early reports.