Thousands of people gathered in Sanaa, Yemen, on Friday to protest against Saudi Arabia, supporting the Houthi rebels. The demonstrations, organized by the Houthi movement, called for an end to Saudi military actions in the region. The Saudi-led coalition has been accused of targeting civilian infrastructure, including religious sites, which the Houthis claim is part of a broader campaign to suppress their resistance.
Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump has reiterated his willingness to engage with the Houthi group, suggesting that a diplomatic resolution could be possible. However, tensions remain high as Iran, which supports the Houthis, faces international pressure over its nuclear program and regional influence. Reports indicate increased activity at Iran’s underground nuclear site, raising concerns about potential escalation.
The situation in Yemen continues to worsen, with humanitarian conditions deteriorating and international actors taking conflicting positions. While some countries, including China, have called for restraint, others remain divided on how to address the ongoing conflict. The protests in Sanaa highlight the deepening divide between the Houthi rebels and their adversaries, with no immediate signs of de-escalation.
