Houthis warn civilians to leave Sanaa sites before Saudi-led coalition strike
Yemen's Houthis issued evacuation orders for Sanaa areas near Saudi Aramco facilities on Tuesday ahead of a planned Saudi-led coalition operation.
Coalition announces upcoming military action
A spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition stated that a warning would be issued shortly to civilians. This notice comes before a special operation targeting a site in Yemen's capital city Sanaa.
Houthis demand immediate evacuation orders
Military spokesman Yahya Saree posted on social media that all employees and citizens must move away from Aramco oil facilities. He described these locations as legitimate targets for the coalition forces operating in the region.
Threats of retaliation escalate tensions
Saree added that any strikes on Sanaa would trigger a harsh and painful response from Houthi fighters. The group specifically mentioned potential attacks against Riyadh airport using ballistic missiles as part of their warning.
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