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Attacks on Civilian Objects "Will Not Go Unpunished": Saudi-Led Coalition Claims Destruction of 82 Houthi Military Sites

  • Saudi-Led coalition forces said they destroyed 82 Houthi military targets in Yemen after attacks on civilian facilities in Saudi Arabia.
  • The coalition said the targets included missile sites, command centers, communication systems, weapons storage sites, and gathering locations across four Yemeni governorates.
  • The coalition said it destroyed a missile launch platform in Sanaa that was being prepared for an imminent attack against Saudi Arabia.
  • Saudi authorities said the airport attacks killed three people and injured 36.
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Coalition air force led by Saudi Arabia attacked the airport in Hodayda province, under the control of the Husit rebels, on the Red Sea coast, following statements by the Hussites of an attack on Riyadh airport, transmitting the news to RIA with links to Al Masirah. Saudi aircraft also targeted seven air strikes on the town of Yarim in the south-west of Yemen and two attacks on telecommunications network facilities in the Beni Mattar area in the…

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Saudi Arabia announced that the forces of the coalition led by it have hit 82 military targets of the Houthi movement in Yemen in response to attacks by Yemeni rebels on Saudi airports, DPA reported, quoted by BTA. Today, the Houthis officially stated that they had also attacked the main international airport in the Saudi capital Riyadh with a ballistic missile. Coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said, quoted by DPA, that the strikes were carr…

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Arab News broke the news in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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