severe explosions rocked the city of Sanaa, following new raids launched by the United States of America on Iranian -backed Houthi militia sites.

Local residents said that 4 explosions dot hard from the southern suburbs of Sanaa, specifically the direction of the Sixty Street and Jabal Atan, which includes warehouses for ballistic missiles and drones.

The raids violently struck the buildings of Al -Iman University, which the Houthis turned into military barracks and operations rooms for Iranian -backed militia leaders, according to the sources.

The residents stated that a simultaneous American bombing is believed to target secret weapons warehouses for the Houthi militia in the cleaning building project west of Sanaa.

The raids come in Sanaa hours after the United States targeted the air strikes in the coast of Al -Arj in Bajil and an iron factory in the Salif, north of Hodeidah.

The Pentagon (Pentagon) announced, on Monday, that the first wave of strikes in Yemen had more than 30 goals, including training sites and senior Houthi aircraft experts.

And the American air operation entered its 3th day, when the second day witnessed the implementation of 13 raids on targets for the Houthi militia in Hodeidah, Sana'a and Al -Jawf, and targeted operating rooms, weapons stores and leaders of the group backed by the Iranian regime.

As for the first day of the campaign, 40 air strikes witnessed targets of Houthi militias in Sana'a, Taiz, Dhamar, Al -Bayda, Marib and Saada, and targeted camps, command headquarters, control, collecting factor and guidance systems.

According to Yemeni sources, the raids have killed many of the leaders of the Houthi military and security militia, including 6 leaders who fell on the first day of the operation, and the militias are still kept secret of their death.