By Mohammed GhobariJuly 13 (Reuters) - The Iran-aligned Houthi movement that controls northern Yemen accused Saudi Arabia on Monday of launching air strikes against the international airport in Sanaa, and vowed to retaliate.Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree called the attacks "blatant aggression" and said it had ended a period of de-escalation in the long-running conflict. He said Saudi Arabia would bear the consequences and that the attack would not go unanswered.There was no immediate response from Saudi Arabia to the accusations.

Houthi rebels in Yemen say Sanaa International Airport has been hit by Saudi strikes. One official warns that “this aggression will not go unanswered or unpunished.”

ALBAWABA - A number of airstrikes target Sanaa International Airport, media affiliated with the Ansar Allah group (Houthis) reported Monday, accusing Sa

Defence ministry of internationally recognised government says it attacked runway to prevent Iranian plane landing

Yemen's internationally recognised government has the backing of Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states.

The group blamed Saudi Arabia, saying Riyadh will face consequences for violating the 2022 ceasefire