Published 2 years ago

Saudis Near Yemen Border Learn To Live With Huthi Fire

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Jizan, in southwestern Saudi Arabia, has been a frequent target for cross-border attacks from Yemen. Saudi defences have intercepted most of the Huthi missiles and drones targeting airports and oil infrastructure. But the ones that made it through have caused casualties and damage. "After our scare from the noise, we return to our normal lives as if nothing happened," says a Jizan resident.

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Saudis Near Yemen Border Learn To Live With Huthi Fire

Huthi fire from Yemen this month on the UAE, traditionally a haven of security in a turbulent Middle East, stirred alarm at home and abroad, but for many Saudis it's nothing new. In the Jizan region of southwestern Saudi Arabia, the local population has had to live for years with the threat of sometimes deadly cross-border fire by the Iran-backed Huthi rebels.

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Saudis near Yemen border learn to live with Houthi fire

Houthi fire from Yemen this month on the UAE, traditionally a haven of security in a turbulent Middle East, stirred alarm at home and abroad, but for many Saudis it's nothing new. In the Jizan region of southwestern Saudi Arabia, the local population has had to live for years with the threat of sometimes deadly cross-border fire by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels.

2 years ago

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