Firefighters tackle burning gas trailers amid Sanaa station wreckage
Footage released by Houthi-owned Al-Masirah shows the aftermath of what the channel says was a dawn airstrike on Al-Mufazzar gas station.
Why this story? One of العربي - أخبار 's most watched videos since yesterday, with 271,459 views.
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قناة "المسيرة" تنشر مشاهد لدمار واسع وتفحّم مقطورات غاز في محطة المفزر بصنعاء بسبب غارة جوية
Flames are still burning beneath damaged gas trailers as firefighters direct water hoses into the wreckage at Al-Mufazzar station in Sanaa, Yemen's capital.
Qatar-based Al Araby Television's news channel carries the footage released by Al-Masirah, the Houthi movement's television outlet. Al-Masirah says the station was struck in an air raid at dawn on November 10.
The images move across collapsed buildings, scattered rubble and blackened gas tanks and trailers. Some vehicles are crushed; others remain alight. Thick black smoke rises from beneath another trailer before the camera shows people and rescue crews gathered among the debris.
Unlike a narrated report, the short sequence contains no spoken testimony or interviews. Its focus is the damage and the continuing effort to extinguish the fires, rather than an account from witnesses of the strike itself.
The clip does not identify who carried out the reported raid or give a casualty count.
Yemen’s capital and largest city, situated in the country’s western mountains at an elevation of about 2,300 metres.
More on Wikipedia ›A Yemeni television channel owned by the Houthi movement. Launched in 2012, it is headquartered in Beirut, Lebanon.
More on Wikipedia ›An Iran-backed Shia Islamist political and armed organization that emerged in Yemen in the 1990s. It is a central player in Yemen’s civil war.
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- Channel
- العربي - أخبار
- Subscribers
- 12,000,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 70,636,691
- Channel views, pace per day
- 4,667,898 (on a normal day: 10,831,440)
- Video published
- November 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 271,459 (less than a day online)
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- 314,005
The numbers
The footage drew about 271,000 views since yesterday, placing it among the Arab world's most-watched news Shorts.


