Hamadan, Yemen—A localized airstrike hit a private family home in the Hamadan district late Sunday, wounding a woman and three children as structural debris caved into the living area.
The aerial projectile penetrated the upper floor of the two-story dwelling, causing immediate roof collapse and blowing out exterior walls into the surrounding courtyard.
Local residents rushed to the scene immediately following the blast, extracting the four injured family members from beneath fallen plaster and stone rubble.
Field paramedics stabilized the victims on site before transporting the mother and her three children to an emergency surgical clinic in central Sanaa.
Attending physicians reported that the victims suffered moderate to severe shrapnel lacerations, blast trauma, and bone fractures from falling structural masonry.
"We heard the jet overhead followed by a single explosion that completely destroyed our neighbor's house," said a nearby resident who helped clear fallen masonry. "The mother and children were trapped inside their bedrooms."
The strike forms part of a broader sequence of overnight aerial bombardments targeting outer districts surrounding the capital perimeter.
Defense analysts noted that the escalation follows increased regional cross-border drone and missile activity across surrounding international boundaries.
Local authorities cordoned off the damaged house to prevent structural collapse onto adjacent footpaths while technical teams evaluated nearby residences.
Volunteer neighborhood crews began clearing masonry blocks and shattered glass from the residential lane as emergency personnel concluded site rescue operations.
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