Houthi-run media said Saudi airstrikes hit al-Shariyah, east of Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, killing civilians including women and children, the BBC reported¹.

Reported death tolls from Houthi sources differ across outlets and updates: BBC and U.S. local reports cited at least 25 dead; Al Jazeera and Middle East Eye cited at least 27; SCMP said Houthi health authorities later put the figure at 44, most of them women and children^1,2,3,4,6.

The BBC said there had been no comment from the Saudi-led coalition that backs Yemen’s internationally recognized government¹.

Al Jazeera separately reported that Yemeni government forces said they had repelled Houthi assaults in Marib and were pushing in al-Jawf as part of an offensive the government calls Dawn of Yemen³.

The BBC said a truce had broken down after Saudi strikes on Sanaa airport and Houthi attacks on Saudi airports and Red Sea shipping, with major fighting resumed¹.

The United Nations, the BBC said, reported more than 1,600 killed and more than 300,000 displaced since fighting resumed¹.

Independent confirmation of the Sanaa-area casualty figures was not in the reporting, and Saudi officials’ account of the al-Shariyah strike was not published in these pieces^1,2.