Yemen's Houthis Claim Drone And Missile Attacks On Saudi Arabia, Target Aramco Facilities, Airports And Military Bases
Riyadh: Yemen's Houthi militia has claimed to have carried out a series of drone and missile attacks targeting Saudi Arabia, including Aramco facilities in Riyadh, a military cargo plane at Sharurah Airport and Khamis Mushait Air Base, while the Saudi-led Coalition Forces said they intercepted and destroyed drones in the Eastern Region and Riyadh. The military spokesman of Ansar Allah (commonly…
Yemen's Houthi militia has claimed responsibility for a series of drone and missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, targeting Aramco facilities, an airport, and military bases. The militia's military spokesman, Yahya Saree, announced the operations, stating that the strikes achieved their objectives. The attacks included drones hitting Aramco in Riyadh, a military cargo plane at Sharurah Airport, and Khamis Mushait Air Base.
Additionally, the Houthis targeted a pumping station along Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline. In response, the Saudi-led Coalition Forces confirmed intercepting and destroying drones in the Eastern Region and Riyadh, attributing the attacks to Houthi militia forces.
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