Riyadh rocked by Houthi missile strikes, Aramco building in financial district damaged
8 in the Dawadmi area. This brings the total number of airstrikes and missile attacks by the Saudi aggressor against our country since the escalation began to 4,369,” he said. A Reuters witness reported hearing several loud booms shortly after the alert was issued. The attacks were launched in response to what the group described as Saudi aggression against Yemen, according to Saree.
The Saudi-led coalition said it had intercepted and destroyed two cruise missiles over Riyadh and the southern region. It also said two Houthi missiles fired towards the capital had been intercepted. He said six military operations had been carried out against strategic and military installations across the kingdom using ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones. “The first operation targeted Khalid International Airport, oil storage tanks, and a distillation tower belonging to Aramco in the Saudi enemy’s capital, Riyadh, and, by Allah’s grace, successfully achieved its objective,” Saree said. He said the second operation targeted Aramco facilities in Khurais, while the third struck Pumping Station No. The fourth operation, according to the spokesperson, targeted Saudi military concentrations at a National Guard camp in Najran. Threatening further retaliation, Saree said, “We will continue our operations deep inside Saudi territory, imposing the equation of blockade for blockade and escalation for escalation, and targeting Saudi enemy troop concentrations and officers.”
Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree claimed responsibility for a series of missile and drone attacks targeting Saudi oil facilities and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The fifth targeted troop positions east of Al-Jawf Governorate in three stages. “These attacks left dozens of civilians dead and wounded, most of them women and children.