Army Bombs Yemen's Capital, Houthis Attack Saudi Oil Facility · Global Voices
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The rebels attacked with ballistic missiles and drones – the Houthis reported 26 airstrikes in the capital
The Saudi Arabia-led Yemeni government forces coalition and Yemen's pro-Iranian Houthi rebels are bombing each other's capitals, threatening to escalate the conflict. There are also observations that a major offensive by the government coalition, mobilizing 100,000 ground troops, is imminent. The Houthis issued a statement on the 3rd (local time), stating, “Using multiple ballistic missiles and drones, the enemy
Yemen's regular army announced on Sunday that it bombed the capital Sana'a, held by pro-Iranian Houthi fighters, who claimed on the eve they attacked installations of Saudi oil giant Aramco in Riyadh.
Tensions in Yemen continue, with the government army shelling Houthi-controlled Sanaa. The Houthis announced a new attack on Aramco in Riyadh, setting the facilities on fire with drones and missiles.
The Yemeni armed forces, with extensive air and field support and popular support, have launched one of the most violent comprehensive military operations against the Al-Houthi terrorist militia in the past few hours. These specific strikes have been accompanied by lively headquarters and strongholds in Sana ' a, Sa ' a, Ta ' ada, Ta ' izz Hills and Ma ' arib, with official declarations of the neutralisation of hundreds …
The regular Yemeni army hit the capital, which fell into the hands of the Houthis, who claim an attack on the Saudi oil giant... The article Sana'a bombarded, Aramco on fire, Yemen sinked into the war appeared first on Le Singulier.
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