Sana'a government says Saudi strikes killed and wounded mostly women and children

What happened: The Houthi-aligned Sana'a government says Saudi-led strikes since recent escalation have led to more than 2,350 air and missile attacks on Yemen, killing 107 people and wounding 278 across 13 governorates, and that over 60% of the victims are women and children. Source and attribution: The claim was made in messages the Yemeni deputy foreign minister sent to foreign ministers of several Islamic countries, reported by Fars and the Etemad newspaper. Reported details: The messages state the attacks have also damaged homes, schools, hospitals, roads, bridges, factories and fuel facilities. The Sana'a government adds that continued strikes and the blockade have produced one of the worst humanitarian crises in recent history. Notes on sourcing and uncertainty: These figures and descriptions are reported by Fars and Etemad (via Telegram) and reflect the Sana'a government’s account.