Aftermath of US-blamed airstrikes on Yemen's capital Sanaa

Huthi media said Sunday that overnight strikes on Yemen's capital Sanaa had killed two people and wounded several others.

The Iran-backed rebels' official Saba news agency said "Two people were killed and another injured" in a neighborhood in south Sanaa. Nine others were also injured, including two women and three children on a residential area in the west of Al-Rawda," another district of the Yemeni capital.

 The Huthis, who control large parts of war-torn Yemen, also reported strikes in other parts of the country, including their stronghold Saada in the north. They said the fuel port of Ras Issa in the western Hodeida region -- where they reported 80 people killed in strikes just over a week ago -- had also been hit.