A Coca-Cola factory in Yemen has been reduced to rubble after being targeted by Saudi-led air strikes Tuesday in the county`s capital Sanaa.

The factory was left obliterated after the strike took place at about 20:00, with the building burning to the ground after a massive explosion. Three were injured in the attack.

“The jet launched three missiles. One hit the generator; one hit the warehouse and one hit the workshop. My colleague was injured. He is also a guard. They took a civilian company that supports over 2,000 families as a target and enemy,” said Nazaila Alide, a guard at the factory.[ALSO READ: Boiled Coca-Cola challenge: What happens if you boil & drink Coca-Cola?]

It`s the first time civilian facilities have been targeted by airstrikes after both sides agreed on a two-week-long ceasefire for humanitarian aid on December 15.

On March 26, a Saudi-led coalition started airstrikes on Houthi targets in Sanaa and other cities, saying the multinational action was to protect President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi`s legitimacy and force the Houthis to retreat from the cities it seized since September 2014.

More than 6,000 people, half of them civilians, have been killed in Yemen since March.