Saudi-Led Coalition Strikes Hodeida Military Positions on July 24

According to Odaily, Saudi-led coalition forces struck Hodeida, Yemen's key port city controlled by Houthi forces, on the evening of July 24. The coalition stated the operation targeted military positions directly linked to threats against Red Sea commercial shipping, emphasizing that the port itself and all local harbors remain open to maritime traffic.

The Houthi-affiliated Al Masirah TV claimed the strikes hit facilities of Yemen's state-owned telecommunications company in Hodeida and targeted Kamaran Island off Yemen's western coast. The coalition warned it would respond without compromise if Houthi forces continue hostile actions.