UN Air Crew Injured in Yemen Airport Strike: A Closer Look
A UN air crew member was seriously injured in an air strike by Israel on Yemen's Sanaa International Airport. The attack, targeting the Houthi movement, resulted in at least six deaths. The WHO confirmed the crew member's recovery, while WHO Director-General Tedros remains in Yemen for humanitarian efforts.
A UN air crew member sustained serious injuries during an Israeli air strike on Yemen's Sanaa International Airport. The incident left six people dead, targeting Houthi-linked sites.
The injured worker, part of the UN Humanitarian Air Service, underwent surgery and is reportedly recovering well, according to WHO.
WHO Director-General Tedros was at the airport negotiating UN staff release and continues humanitarian assessments despite the attack. His departure plans remain uncertain.
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