Reports indicate that Sana’a International Airport in Yemen has been completely destroyed, dealing a severe blow to the war-torn country’s infrastructure. The airport, a critical hub for humanitarian aid and civilian travel, has been a frequent target in the ongoing conflict between Houthi rebels and Saudi-led coalition forces.

Witnesses describe extensive damage to runways, terminals, and control towers, rendering the facility inoperable. The destruction will further isolate Yemen, complicating the delivery of essential supplies, including food and medical aid, to millions in need. Humanitarian organizations have condemned the attack, warning of catastrophic consequences for civilians already suffering from famine and disease.

The conflict in Yemen, now in its ninth year, has devastated the country’s infrastructure, economy, and public services. With peace talks stalled, the destruction of Sana’a Airport signals a dangerous escalation, deepening the humanitarian crisis. The international community has called for an immediate ceasefire and urgent repairs to restore vital air links.