Israeli warplanes launched a wave of air strikes on Yemen's capital Sanaa on Sunday, targeting government and military sites, Houthi-run al-Masirah television reported.

A Houthi health official posted on X that the attack killed six people and wounded 86.

Residents said the strikes hit the presidential palace, the Capital Secretariat, the state oil company building, fuel depots and power stations in central, southern and southwestern parts of the city.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed the strikes in a statement, without giving details. Army Radio said the raids had ended and hit power stations, the presidential compound and an oil warehouse.

The strikes came two days after Yemen's Houthi movement fired a hypersonic ballistic missile at Tel Aviv, damaging houses with shrapnel but causing no reported deaths.

The Houthis, who control much of northern Yemen, including Sanaa and Hodeidah port, have launched repeated attacks on Israel since November 2023, citing support for Palestinians in Gaza. Israel has retaliated with air strikes on Houthi-held territory.

(With input from agencies)