Houthi-aligned media say Saudi raids hit Hodeidah airport and homes in al-Eisi and al-Fazah, killing a woman and wounding civilians
Reported3 origins: the claimant's own report, which does not count as evidence.
Houthi-aligned outlets, among them the Ansarollah website carried by Sahafah24 and Al-Masa Press, said Saudi aircraft struck Hodeidah international airport and homes in the al-Eisi residential city and in al-Fazah on 9 November. Al-Masa Press said a woman and her daughter were wounded in al-Eisi and a man, his wife and their child in al-Fazah; Sahafah24, carrying al-Mashhad al-Yemeni, said ten raids hit seven buildings in al-Eisi and a woman's body was pulled from the rubble, as 26sep.net and Yemeni Press also reported. Government-aligned al-Muntasaf, relayed by Khlaasa, gave two accounts it did not reconcile: that Mohammed Hamid Badr al-Din al-Houthi was killed with three regional commanders in the al-Eisi raids, and, citing field sources at the al-Mudaba front in Lahj, that a commander it called Abu Imad, Mohammed Hamid al-Houthi of Brigade 121, was killed by a guided missile on his vehicle. No Saudi or coalition comment was found.
- When
- 9 November 2026
- Where
- Hodeidah, Yemen (military events are placed no finer than town or district, except known fixed sites)
- What
- airstrike · military
- Acting party
- Government of Saudi Arabia
- Attribution
- Attributed by one source. Only Houthi-side accounts, some relayed by other outlets, name Saudi Arabia as the attacker; the government-aligned al-Muntasaf report names none, and no Saudi or coalition comment was found.
- In the record
- Published 2026-11-10 01:43 UTC
Sources
- Where the claim was made Sahafah24
- Where the claim was made Al-Masa Press
- Where the claim was made Sahafah24
- Where the claim was made 26sep.net
- Where the claim was made Yemeni Press
- Where the claim was made Al-Hadaf
- Where the claim was made Khlaasa
History
- First recorded 10 Nov, 04:22 UTC, as reported (one origin only).
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The War Record, "Houthi-aligned media say Saudi raids hit Hodeidah airport and homes in al-Eisi and al-Fazah, killing a woman and wounding civilians", record ev-20261110-8gh6, version 1, https://thewarrecord.com/events/ev-20261110-8gh6/