A Saudi airstrike in Sanaa, March 2015

SNAA — A Saudi-led coalition air strike killed 10 Yemeni civilians and wounded at least another 15 in the southern province of Lahj on Tuesday, residents said, a day after bombing attacks by ISIS that killed 45 others.

Yemen is more than 15 months into a war in which the Saudi-led coalition has intervened to prevent Iran-allied Houthis, who control the capital, from completing a takeover of the country and overthrowing the government. The fighting has enabled Islamist militants to gain territory and carry out attacks of their own, further destabilizing the country.

The air strike hit a village market for smuggled fuel in the Hayfan district, which lies near a frontline combat area for the pro-government forces fighting the Houthis.

The attack comes a day after three ISIS bombing attacks in the southern city of Mukalla targeted security forces who wrested the city from Al Qaeda control in April.

A local security official on Tuesday that the death toll from the explosions had climbed to 45 people.

Negotiators from the Houthi and government sides have been seeking a peace deal to end the fighting in U.N.-backed talks in Kuwait for over two months but have achieved no results.