The number of victims of Israeli strikes on Sanaa has grown to four people.

The death toll from Israeli strikes on Sanaa has increased to four people, 67 people were injured, Al Masirah TV channel reported on August 24.

"According to preliminary data, four people were killed and 67 injured as a result of the Israeli attack on Sanaa," the rebel Ministry of Health quoted the channel as saying.

It is noted that the airstrikes hit energy facilities, including the Yemen Petroleum Company gas station and the Haziz power plant. The Israeli military confirmed the attack, noting that the targets were "military installations," including the presidential palace complex, two power plants and a fuel depot.

In turn, the Houthis said that their air defense forces were able to repel some of the attacks and forced Israeli planes to leave Yemeni airspace.

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At the same time, the Yemeni movement allows for a sustained cease-fire with the United States after the truce with Iran.

Earlier in the day, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) repeatedly launched air strikes on the Yemeni capital Sanaa. As noted by eyewitnesses, there were about seven explosions near the city. A power plant and an oil refining facility were hit.

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