Arab Coalition fighter jets launched air strikes on the positions of the of militants Houthis and the ousted president , Ali Abdullah Saleh, on Wednesday morning, in Sana'a, in conjunction with the violent and intense shelling on the city of Hodeida, western Yemen.
 
Witnesses said that the Arab coalition warplanes has intensified its air raids on the Hodeidah Airport, and the camp of Naval Forces and the camp of the Republican Guard forces, while strong explosions were heard in the area.

The coalition targeted the coastline of the city of Hodeidah dozens of air raids, amid intense overflights by warplanes in the skies of the city, witnesses added.

In the capital, local sources said warplanes carried out five consecutive raids on positions in Hamedan, northwest of Sana'a. Meanwhile, the coalition warplanes also launched raids on other sites of Houthis in Naham directorate, east of the capital, in conjunction with the fierce battles between the government and the Houthis forces.