After weeks of quiet following major Houthi territorial gains, Saudi warplanes hit rebel infrastructure in Taiz; Houthis vow retaliation and claim nearly 50 casualties.

Saudi Arabia carried out a series of heavy airstrikes against Houthi terror targets in Yemen in recent hours, reigniting a conflict that had briefly quieted after the Iranian-backed rebels achieved significant territorial gains along the Red Sea coast.

Just weeks ago, the Saudi military campaign against the Houthi insurgents in Yemen collapsed as the rebels secured strategic victories in a counter-offensive across Red Sea territory. The conflict, which had appeared to cool momentarily, is now heating up again with greater intensity than before.

Over recent days, the Saudis and the rebels have exchanged blows. The Houthis fired ballistic missiles at the capital Riyadh in strikes severe enough that authorities were forced to shift schooling to remote learning rather than allow students into classrooms.

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