A coalition led by Saudi Arabia announced on Saturday that it was carrying out a "large-scale operation" against the Houthis, a group that has been fighting in Yemen for years. The operation comes amid growing tensions in the region, as the conflict in Yemen has persisted for over a decade with heavy humanitarian consequences. A media outlet linked to the Houthis, who are supported by Iran, reported that attacks had occurred in the northwest of Yemen. These reports suggest that the fighting has intensified in recent days, with both sides engaging in active military operations. The Houthis have long been involved in attacks against Saudi Arabia, which has led to a series of retaliatory strikes. The same media outlet affiliated with the Houthis also reported on Saturday that attacks had taken place in the northwest of Yemen, following recent strikes on Riyadh and its airports. These attacks have raised concerns about the potential for further escalation in the region, as both the coalition and the Houthis continue their military actions. The conflict in Yemen has drawn international attention due to its impact on civilians, with reports of widespread displacement and a lack of basic resources. As the situation unfolds, the international community continues to monitor the developments closely, hoping for a resolution to the ongoing crisis.