article_snippet: Sanaa, Yemen (CNN)A coalition of Middle Eastern forces continued pounding rebel targets in Yemen from the air on Friday, the second day of a campaign aimed at the Houthi group.
article_snippet: While it was hard to immediately determine the extent of the damage and destruction, the resounding sounds of huge explosions heard around Sanaa on Friday night suggested that The strikes were taking a toll.
article_snippet: The strikes target is Houthi rebels, a Shiite Muslim minority group that has taken over the capital and, on Wednesday, captured key parts of Aden.
article_snippet: Not surprisingly, the Houthis are bearing the brunt of the bloodshed -- and not just in Sanaa.
article_snippet: That includes at least 10 killed in Sanaa, home to its leader, the Houthi commanders said.
article_snippet: More than a dozen more people were wounded, as 15 locations saw airstrikes.
article_snippet: the Houthis died were hurt in an attack by fighters loyal to President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi on a Houthi post about 6 miles (10 kilometers) outside its leader airbase, two security officials in Sanaa said.
article_snippet: the Houthis, though, responded by raiding two TV channels and the prominent Al Masdar newspaper.
article_snippet: Al Jazeera's office in Sanaa was also targeted, with the Houthis looting security cameras and damaging equipment, the Qatar-based network said.
article_snippet: the country's Foreign Ministry says the airstrikes have already led to civilian casualties.
highlights_snippet: Airstrikes pound Sanaa on Friday night .
  
highlights_snippet: The strikes target the Houthis, who are Shiite Muslims backed by Iran .