Saudi Arabia intercepts drones and missiles as fighting with Yemen's Houthis continues
- Saudi Arabia’s coalition said it intercepted drones and missiles launched toward Riyadh and southern areas by Yemen’s Houthis on Sunday.
- The coalition later reported intercepting 10 ballistic missiles aimed at southern Saudi Arabia.
- King Khalid International Airport resumed operations at two terminals after an October 10 Houthi attack killed 13 people and wounded more than 300.
- Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree said the airport was a “military target” and warned airlines, workers, and travelers against using it.
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Saudi Arabia intercepts drones and missiles as fighting with Houthis continues
Saudi Arabia intercepted drones and missiles over its capital Riyadh and southern areas on Sunday, the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen said, amid fighting with the Iran-aligned Houthis.
Saudi Arabia intercepts drones and missiles as fighting with Yemen's Houthis continues
Saudi Arabia intercepted drones and missiles over the capital Riyadh and southern regions of the country on Monday, the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen said, as hostilities with the Iran-backed Houthis persisted. The Saudi Civil Protection Agency issued warnings on Monday for Riyadh, Abha […] The article Saudi Arabia: Barrage of missile and drone attacks by the Houthis – New threats to the airport appeared first on Free Press.
Saudi Arabia was hit by a barrage of missile and drone attacks on Sunday (25/10), with air defense forces carrying out interceptions over the capital Riyadh and southern regions of the country. More...
RIYADH: Yemen's Houthi group launched a major offensive in several areas of southern Saudi Arabia on Sunday, as the government announced the partial reopening of Riyadh International Airport despite repeated attacks by the group. Warnings of possible attacks were raised across the southern part of the country throughout the day, with the Saudi-led military coalition ...
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