File photo : Brigadier Yahya Saree Qasim, spokesman for Yemen's Houthi group, speaks during a rally in solidarity with Palestinians and Lebanon, in the Huthi-controlled Yemeni capital Sanaa. AFP
According to information provided to AFP by the Pentagon, the facilities contained storages of various advanced weapons.
The Houthi-run Al Masirah television network reported three American and British raids that targeted the capital Sanaa's southern Al Sabeen district.
"Eyewitnesses said they heard intense flying, along with explosions in different parts of the capital Sanaa," Al Masirah said.
The United States and Britain have repeatedly struck Houthi targets in Yemen since January following the groups attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.
The rebels say the strikes target vessels linked to Israel and are intended to signal solidarity with Palestinians during the Gaza war.
Saturday's strikes come three days after the Houthi's leader Abdul Malik al-Huthi criticised US president-elect Donald Trump for supporting Israel.
Houthi said that normalisation deals between Arab countries and Israel brokered by Trump had failed to bring an end the Middle East conflict and that he would fail again in his second term
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