Yemen’s Houthis Say They Attacked Najran Airport, Aramco Facilities in Saudi Arabia
Government forces said 81 attacks killed or neutralized several Houthi fighters and commanders as drone strikes on Saudi targets deepened the conflict.
- Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed they attacked Najran Airport and an Aramco facility in Saudi Arabia's southern Najran region near the Yemeni border.
- Saudi Arabia has not confirmed or commented on the reported attacks by the Houthis.
- Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned Saudi Arabia that it would be unable to contain the Houthis amid escalating attacks on the Kingdom.
- The Houthis have resumed hostilities, including a maritime blockade of Saudi Arabia and targeting of Saudi ships, airports, and oil facilities.
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Escalation: Houthi Drone Strikes Target U.S. Ally's Airport
Houthi terrorists have asserted responsibility for recent drone strikes targeting a Saudi airport and a vital Aramco facility, triggering heightened tensions in the region. This act poses a significant threat to U.S. allies in the area. The post Escalation: Houthi Drone Strikes Target U.S. Ally’s Airport appeared first on News Addicts.
Iran-Backed Terrorists Attack US Ally's Airport In Major Escalation
Iran-backed Houthi terrorists claimed Thursday that they launched drone attacks against an airport and a Saudi Aramco facility in Saudi Arabia, marking another dangerous escalation against one of America’s closest Middle East partners. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree announced that the Yemen-based group had carried out two separate drone operations targeting Najran, a Saudi city near the Yemeni border. Saree said the Yemeni Armed Forces “s…
Iran-backed Huthi militia in Yemen has claimed to have attacked two targets in Saudi Arabia with drones.
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