Yemen's Supreme Political Council has condemned the latest Saudi attack on Sana’a international airport, vowing a “direct” and “equivalent” response to the aggression.

The Ansarullah resistance movement has vowed to break the 11-year-long blockade imposed on Yemen, stressing that the Arab nation’s response to any aggression will be devastating.

Yemen's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the use of regional bases by foreign forces, particularly the US, following American airstrikes on Iran, which breached a ceasefire, as a threat to regional stability and sovereignty.

Yemen says Saudi enemy warplanes attempting to prevent an Iranian plane from landing at Sana'a airport​ were intercepted.

Hundreds of thousands flood the streets of the Yemeni capital amid rising anger over breaches of the Gaza ceasefire and escalating tensions across the region. 

Yemenis have staged a million-strong march in the capital Sana’a to reiterate their support for Palestinians and the axis of resistance.

At least nine people have been killed and 174 others were injured in Israeli aerial attacks on the Yemeni capital Sana’a, according to health officials.