Saudi coalition intercepts new Houthi drone and missile threats
The Saudi-led coalition stated on Monday that it is dealing with fresh drone and cruise missile attacks from Yemen's Houthis.
Intercepted weapons reach key sites
Defense Ministry spokesman Turki al-Maliki confirmed the interception of incoming missiles and drones overnight. These threats targeted areas containing some of the kingdom's most important oil and gas facilities. The coalition continues to fight against Iran-backed Houthis in this ongoing conflict.
Security situation remains tense
Hostilities persist as the kingdom monitors additional threats involving cruise missiles heading toward its territory. State-run Saudi Press Agency reported that authorities are actively handling these new security challenges. The attacks follow deadly strikes on Riyadh airport over the weekend.
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- Middle East Eye
- South China Morning Post
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