The U.S. military launched fresh airstrikes in Houthis-controlled areas on Sunday, killing at least four people in Yemen's capital city of Sanaa. The airstrikes lasted from Sunday evening to the early morning on Monday. One attack hit a home in the northern parts of Saada, killing four people, including two women, and wounding 25 others. Houses were destroyed near Yemen's capital city in the strikes, displacing local people. "Many of my neighbors were hit by this air strike, their houses were hit. Our home was completely destroyed as well. I was lying there at the time, and suddenly I heard the sound of missiles. Then the windows fell down, landing right here," said Ismail Al-Harbi, an air strike witness. The United States began large-scale air strikes against the Houthi group in Yemen on March 15. In response, the Houthi group attacked the U.S. aircraft carriers and accompanying vessels. SHOTLIST: Sanaa, Yemen - April 6-7, 2025 1. Various of destroyed houses, debris; damaged vehicles; 2. Residents searching for belonging in debris; 3. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ismail Al-Harbi, air strike witness: "Many of my neighbors were hit by this air strike, their houses were hit. Our home was completely destroyed as well. I was lying there at the time, and suddenly I heard the sound of missiles. Then the windows fell down, landing right here."; 4. Various of destroyed furnitures, debris; 5. Various of destroyed houses, residents. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]