Four air strikes reported at Yemen's Sanaa International Airport

Four air strikes struck Sanaa International Airport in Yemen, Al Jazeera reported on Saturday, citing media affiliated with the Houthi movement. The reported strikes took place amid a military campaign against areas under the group's control.

The same outlet also reported three additional strikes targeting communications networks in the city of Al-Muhabsha.

The attacks coincide with reported advances by forces aligned with Yemen's internationally recognized government along the country's western coast, where troops are said to be consolidating their positions.

Those government forces said they had caused casualties and equipment losses among Houthi fighters and had turned back attempts to infiltrate their positions.

The Houthis seized the capital, Sanaa, in 2014 and have held control of the city since then. The airport lies within territory they have long administered.