NBC confirmed that among the dead was Abu Ali al-Hakim, head of the Military Intelligence Service, as a result of the American raids carried out by American aircraft at midnight Sunday on Sanaa. 

Reports indicated the possibility of the presence of prominent leaders at the meeting, without official confirmation yet.

On Sunday night, American forces carried out precise air strikes targeting sites belonging to the Houthi militia in the capital, Sanaa, and resulted in the killing of a number of its prominent leaders while they were meeting in Al-Madani’s house in the Haddah area, adjacent to the house of former Vice President Ali Mohsen Al-Ahmar

Local sources reported that the American raid directly hit the building, as operations to recover bodies from under the rubble are still continuing.

The sources confirmed that the Houthi militia quickly cordoned off the area and called in cranes and heavy equipment, along with medical teams and ambulances, to help lift the concrete and transport the victims.

The militia also launched calls for blood donations in an attempt to save the injured who were taken to hospitals in the capital.

In an official statement, the US Army Central Command announced the implementation of precise air strikes targeting a missile storage facility and a command and control facility belonging to the Iran-backed Houthis.

The statement stressed that the raids come within the framework of efforts to deter missile and drone threats targeting the security of the region.

The capital, Sanaa, was subjected to a series of raids, which included weapons stores in the Attan and Nuqm regions, in addition to targeting the leadership meeting in Al-Madani’s house on Hadda Street. The bombing caused huge material and human losses.