Storyline: Israeli airstrikes on two newspapers in Yemen on Wednesday resulted in the deaths of 31 media staff, sparking widespread mourning and outcry within local communities. In a statement, Yemen's Houthi group said that the strikes destroyed the offices of two newspapers -- 26th September and Al-Yemen -- in Tahrir Square in central Sanaa, the country's capital. The group added that the attack would not "weaken its media operations." On Sunday morning, local media staff gathered at the sites of the destroyed offices to pay tribute to their colleagues. "The airstrikes occurred in the evening. Israeli aircraft dropped four bombs on the building housing the 26th September Newspaper. The explosion was extremely powerful, completely leveling the building. Ours is a news organization that has no military ties. Many journalists lost their lives while doing their jobs. The surrounding residential homes were also heavily damaged, resulting in the deaths of numerous women and children," said Essam Al-Moshki, a journalist from the 26th September Newspaper. "The enemy has repeatedly targeted the media, especially those exposing Israel's atrocities. These journalists were attacked and killed. May the souls of the deceased rest in peace," said Omar Al-Bukhaiti, a press official from Yemen's Houthi group. Israel's airstrikes in Sanaa have caused 47 deaths across the city, with another 165 people reported injured, including women and children, according to Houthi-controlled health authorities. Efforts to rescue survivors from the rubble are still underway. The Israeli military said it struck military camps, the Houthis' public relations headquarters, and a fuel storage site, describing the action as "a response" to drone and missile attacks launched by the group. The Houthis, who control much of northern Yemen, have pledged to continue attacks on Israel in response and to press for an end to the war and blockade in Gaza. Shotlist: Sanaa, Yemen - Sept 14, 2025: 1. Media staff paying tribute to fallen journalists 2. Various of destroyed buildings, ruins 3. SOUNDBITE (Aarbic) Essam Al-Moshki, journalist, 26th September Newspaper: "The airstrikes occurred in the evening. Israeli aircraft dropped four bombs on the building housing the 26th September Newspaper. The explosion was extremely powerful, completely leveling the building. Our news organization has no military ties. Many journalists lost their lives while doing their jobs. The surrounding residential homes were also heavily damaged, resulting in the deaths of numerous women and children." 4. Various of excavator clearing debris 5. SOUNDBITE (Aarbic) Omar Al-Bukhaiti, press official, Yemen's Houthi group: "The enemy has repeatedly targeted the media, especially those exposing Israel's atrocities. These journalists were attacked and killed. May the souls of the deceased rest in peace." 6. Various of traffic, excavator 7. Various of destroyed buildings, ruins. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]