Airstrikes were launched on Friday at several parts of Yemen, including its capital, Sanaa, and Hodeidah airport, Al Masirah TV, the main television news outlet run by the Houthi movement controlling much of Yemen, and residents said.
Strikes also targeted the south of Dhamar city and the southeast of al-Bayda province, the channel added.
Residents said that the attack on al-Bayda province targeted several Houthi military outposts.
Al Masirah TV reported that the strikes had been carried out by the United States and British forces, but a British government source said Britain was not involved.
Iran-aligned Houthi terrorists have launched attacks on international shipping near Yemen since last November in solidarity with Palestinians in Israel's war with Hamas.
Regional implications
The attacks have drawn US and British retaliatory strikes and disrupted global trade as ship owners reroute vessels away from the Red Sea and Suez Canal to sail the longer route around the southern tip of Africa.
Following the airstrikes, a Houthi spokesman called the attack "a desperate attempt," adding that "Yemen will not be deterred by these attacks and will continue its steadfastness in confronting the enemies."