Houthis claim attacks on Saudi Aramco sites, Riyadh airport and troops
Houthis claim attacks on Saudi Aramco sites, Riyadh airport and troops Yemen's Houthis said on Saturday they had launched multiple missile and drone attacks against Saudi troops and infrastructure both in the kingdom and Yemen. The group launched six operations that targeted Aramco oil facilities as well as Riyadh airport and Saudi troops and military facilities on both sides of the border,…
Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree announced on Saturday that the group launched six operations involving missiles and drones. According to Middle East Eye, these attacks targeted Saudi troops, military facilities, Aramco oil facilities, and Riyadh airport on both sides of the border between Yemen and the kingdom. Saree stated on X that the group would continue operations deep inside Saudi territory.
Separately, Yemeni officials reported that thousands of Syrian troops are set to deploy to Saudi Arabia and Yemen to assist in repelling the Houthis and bolstering the government in Aden. The Times of Israel reports that Yemeni officials claim a deal signed in Riyadh will result in up to 10,000 soldiers being sent, with hundreds already on the ground. However, Syrian sources tell The Times of Israel that the assistance is limited to advising and training.
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