Sarah McCammon

Okay, so back to former President Yun, the president who declared martial law and kicked all of this off. What's the latest with him?

Lots of twists and turns here, Anthony. Any idea how long this gridlock might last?

Lots of twists and turns here, Anthony. Any idea how long this gridlock might last?

Lots of twists and turns here, Anthony. Any idea how long this gridlock might last?

That's NPR international correspondent Anthony Kuhn. Thanks so much, Anthony.

That's NPR international correspondent Anthony Kuhn. Thanks so much, Anthony.

That's NPR international correspondent Anthony Kuhn. Thanks so much, Anthony.

Israel launched its largest and most aggressive attack so far against the Iran-supported Houthis in Yemen on Thursday. The Israeli airstrikes hit the rebel-controlled capital's international airport, damaging the runway and control tower. At least six people died and dozens were injured in multiple strikes, according to Yemen's state-run news agency.

Israel launched its largest and most aggressive attack so far against the Iran-supported Houthis in Yemen on Thursday. The Israeli airstrikes hit the rebel-controlled capital's international airport, damaging the runway and control tower. At least six people died and dozens were injured in multiple strikes, according to Yemen's state-run news agency.

Israel launched its largest and most aggressive attack so far against the Iran-supported Houthis in Yemen on Thursday. The Israeli airstrikes hit the rebel-controlled capital's international airport, damaging the runway and control tower. At least six people died and dozens were injured in multiple strikes, according to Yemen's state-run news agency.

For more on the escalation of fighting, we go now to NPR international correspondent Carrie Khan in Tel Aviv. Hi, Carrie.

For more on the escalation of fighting, we go now to NPR international correspondent Carrie Khan in Tel Aviv. Hi, Carrie.

For more on the escalation of fighting, we go now to NPR international correspondent Carrie Khan in Tel Aviv. Hi, Carrie.

So catch us up here. Tell us about these attacks on Yemen's capital, Sanaa. What were the targets?

So catch us up here. Tell us about these attacks on Yemen's capital, Sanaa. What were the targets?

So catch us up here. Tell us about these attacks on Yemen's capital, Sanaa. What were the targets?

Now, Israel says this attack was in retaliation for missiles being fired from Yemen. When did this all start?

Now, Israel says this attack was in retaliation for missiles being fired from Yemen. When did this all start?

Now, Israel says this attack was in retaliation for missiles being fired from Yemen. When did this all start?

Well, as Netanyahu alluded to, Israel has been weakening its enemies on multiple fronts, including Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza, both also supported by Iran. What are you hearing about the Houthis' capabilities, Carrie?