File photo of a Saudi Tornado warplane

The Saudi Arabia-led coalition invading Yemen targets the impoverished country�s capital again, injuring nine people.

Three of the victims are in critical condition, local media outlets reported, covering the airstrikes that targeted a food depot in Sana�a on Saturday.

The attacks also caused damage to nearby homes, the reports added.

The coalition was also reported bombing the western cities of Sa�ada, Hajjah, and Ta�izz.

The Ta�izz Province had also been bombed on Friday, when the coalition�s warplanes laid into a passing vehicle in the Maqbanah District, killing as many as 18 civilians.

The coalition�s history of such indiscriminate attacks dates back as far as March 2015, when it launched a war against the Arab world�s already poorest nation.

The invasion has been seeking to restore power in Yemen to Riyadh�s favorite officials. The war has stopped short of the target, while killing tens of thousands of Yemenis through incessant attacks and a concomitant siege.

Yemen�s allied defense forces that comprise the country�s army and Popular Committees have been returning the raids with cross-border counterattacks against sensitive Saudi targets.

The combined forces have vowed not to lay down their arms until the country�s complete liberation. They have made significant advances in the west-central province of Ma�rib against Saudi-led militants, who are increasingly losing their grip on vital positions on the strategic front.