Saudi Arabia Intercepts Three Missiles Launched by the Houthis After Deadly Attacks
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Two missiles were reportedly aimed at Khamis Mushait in southwestern Saudi Arabia, while another missile targeted the capital Riyadh.
Anti-houthis military coalition reports that "a ballistic missile launched by the terrorist militia" against the capital, Riade, was intercepted and destroyed as well as others that targeted the southwest.
The episode follows air strikes with nine civilians killed in Yemen and a wave of violence that left 17 dead and some 300 injured
Saudi Arabia intercepted and destroyed three Houthi ballistic missiles on Monday. A series of attacks last week resulted in at least twenty deaths and hundreds of injuries. Follow all developments regarding the Middle East in our live blog.
The anti-Huthis military coalition, led by Saudi Arabia, in support of the internationally recognized Yemeni government, today announced the interception of three ballistic missiles launched by the rebels, after a series of attacks on victims in both countries.
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