Saudi Arabia Thwarts Fresh Houthi Missile Attack On Capital
Coalition spokesperson Turki al-Malki confirmed that air defence systems destroyed the missiles before they could reach their targets
Coalition spokesperson Turki al-Malki confirmed that air defence systems destroyed the missiles before they could reach their targets
Houthi media outlets reported that coalition warplanes targeted port berths, oil facilities, and docked commercial vessels, igniting widespread fires that destroyed freight trucks and maritime equipment.
The delegation included Saudi Prince Khalid bin Salman, Pakistani military chief Asim Munir and Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin
US West Texas Intermediate crude dropped 2.19% to $101 a barrel, while Brent declined 1.89% to $114.51
The defensive mission follows strikes targeting Riyadh’s airport and facilities operated by oil giant Saudi Aramco.
Saudi Arabia’s coalition reported intercepting a drone near Khamis Mushait, a cruise missile in the Medina region and another drone in the Eastern Province.
Saudi air defense systems successfully destroyed the incoming projectiles over Riyadh. However, falling shrapnel struck several residential areas, injuring a child, a man, and two women.
Prince Mohammed bin Salman started a war against the Houthi and their allies to restore the Yemeni government
If Yemen continues to strike at key Saudi economic and energy assets with precision, the consequences for Riyadh will multiply
According to rebel officials, the Tuesday assault involved a barrage of ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and combat drones.
The United States, Australia and other countries have also advised citizens against travelling to the region.
The newly published video provides a stark visual record of the disaster, showing the chaos and immediate aftermath at the heavily populated terminal.
King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh has faced repeated attacks, forcing authorities to extend its operational suspension
If confirmed, it would mark the group’s fourth reported attempt to target the airport this week.
US officials said protecting those facilities could also help secure Saudi approval for US aircraft to use its airspace if military operations resume.
Israeli authorities are investigating whether the incident had any state-sponsored connection.