Yemen’s Houthis Say Targeted Saudi Position in Aden
The group said it hit a Saudi-led coalition operations room and airport sites with ballistic missiles and drones as clashes widened across Yemen.
- On Wednesday, the Houthi group targeted Aden International Airport with a ballistic missile, striking the Saudi-led coalition's military operation room at Badr Camp. Smoke was seen rising near the airport following the attack.
- The Houthi movement, also known as Ansar Allah, launched the strike after accusing the Saudi-led coalition of targeting civilians in the Taiz Governorate. Spokesman Yahya Saree claimed the strike was "precise and direct."
- Local Yemeni authorities reported 73 killed and 200 wounded during a training drill at a government military camp earlier this week. Escalating violence has caused energy prices to spike and accelerated an economic crisis.
- British Secretary of State for Defence Wes Streeting condemned the attacks as "absolutely despicable," announcing deployment of Royal Air Force Typhoon jets and an RAF A400M transport aircraft to Saudi Arabia for defensive missions.
- Egyptian President Abdel Fattah requested parliamentary authorization last week to act in Saudi Arabia's defense if asked. The National Defence Council pledged support as the international community monitors the front between the Saudi-backed government and Iran.
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Almost daily, the Huthi militia shoots targets in Saudi Arabia, including airports and oil plants. Now it reports another attack in the center of Riyadh.
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Almost daily, the Huthi militia shoots targets in Saudi Arabia, including airports and oil plants. Now it reports another attack in the center of Riyadh.
Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for fresh attacks on Saudi Arabia on Thursday, targeting airports, an oil facility and the headquarters of the defense ministry, as the Iran-backed group stepped up its attacks on the world's top oil exporter.
Attack at Saudi Dammam Airport kills 2 people and injures 8 others. Evacuation order for employees at Aramco's headquarters in Dhahran... Correspondent Kim Sang-hoon, who ordered remote work = Yemen's pro-Iranian rebel Houthi claimed on the 22nd (local time) that Houthi, a pro-Iranian rebel in Yemen, hit the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense and the airport.
Breaking News: The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen have claimed responsibility for attacks on the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense, Aramco facilities in Yanbu, and Dammam Airport. Yahya Seri, the military spokesman for the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen, made the statement on his X social media account...
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