In the ongoing conflict in Yemen, the Houthi movement reported that two civilians were killed in airstrikes conducted by Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, September 22. The attacks targeted the northwest region of the country, an area that has seen frequent clashes and military operations throughout the war. The Houthi group, which is a rebel faction in Yemen, has been engaged in an armed conflict with a Saudi-led coalition since 2015. In addition to the civilian casualties, a Houthi official stated that nine detainees were killed in another Saudi airstrike that targeted a prison. This incident adds to the growing concerns over the humanitarian impact of the war, which has already led to widespread displacement and a severe humanitarian crisis in Yemen. The conflict in Yemen, which began in 2014, has resulted in one of the worst humanitarian disasters in modern history. The war involves multiple factions, including the Houthi rebels, the internationally recognized government of Yemen, and a coalition of Arab states led by Saudi Arabia. Civilians have been caught in the crossfire, with both sides accused of causing significant harm to non-combatants. International organizations have repeatedly called for a ceasefire and a political solution to the conflict. However, despite numerous attempts to negotiate a resolution, the fighting continues, with both sides accusing each other of violating humanitarian laws and international norms. The situation remains volatile, with civilians continuing to bear the brunt of the war's consequences.