Yemen's Houthis source threatens to target Saudi Arabian bridges in response to airstrikes - report
According to the source, Saudi Arabian airstrikes have targeted Yemeni bridges and other civilian infrastructure while claiming they were missile launch platforms.
Lebanese news outlet Al-Akhbar received information from a military source in Sanaa suggesting that the Yemeni Houthi group may begin targeting bridges in Saudi Arabia in response to airstrikes, according to the report. The source claimed that Saudi airstrikes have previously been conducted against Yemeni bridges and civilian infrastructure, falsely alleging that these bridges were missile launch platforms.
The source stressed that civilian bridges are not intended for military use and referred to Saudi actions as "utter bankruptcy." On Sunday, Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree alleged that Saudi Arabia carried out an attack on a market in Mawiya junction, Taiz province, resulting in over 50 casualties. The Houthi group accused the Saudis of committing a "heinous crime against civilians" and claimed the attack was executed by a Saudi F-15 squadron.
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