Houthi rebels in Yemen detain UN staff following the Israeli strike that killed Houthi leaders.

Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen have raided UN offices in Sanaa, detaining at least one UN employee. This follows the Israeli killing of the Houthi prime minister and several cabinet members. The Houthi crackdown against the UN and other international organizations has led to the detention of dozens of staffers and associates. The UN previously suspended operations in Saada after eight staffers were detained in January.