Saudi coalition launches operation to ‘neutralise’ Houthi military resources
The Saudi-led coalition said on Sunday that it had carried out a military operation to “neutralise vital resources” used by the Houthi group to support its war effort and strengthen its military capabilities, particularly ballistic missiles and drones. Coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said in a statement that the operation took place on Sunday morning following […]
The Saudi-led coalition conducted a military operation on Sunday morning intended to neutralize vital resources used by the Houthi group to strengthen its military capabilities, specifically regarding drones and ballistic missiles, according to the Daily Times.
Houthi media reported that Saudi airstrikes targeted Hodeidah, a strategic Red Sea port under Houthi control. Al-Masirah TV stated that two airstrikes were launched on Ras Issa port. Hodeidah serves as the largest seaport held by the group and acts as a primary entry point for aid, food, and oil.
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