Saudi Arabia Says Houthi Missile Debris Injures Four in Riyadh, Damages 15 Homes
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The representative of the Arab coalition, Major General Turki Al-Maliki, said he had intercepted Hushite rockets aimed at Riyadh and Dahran, which had injured at least four people as a result of the fall of debris; the air defence forces had intercepted rockets fired by the Yemeni Husite rebels in Saudi Arabia in the sky; the wreckage had hit residential homes in the capital of the Kingdom, wounding at least four people, transferring Al Jazeera …
According to Saudi civil defence, the missiles were fired by the Yemeni "Houthi militia".
Saudi Arabia Says Houthi Missile Debris Injures Four in Riyadh, Damages 15 Homes
Four people were injured and 15 homes sustained damage in Riyadh after debris from two intercepted Houthi cruise missiles fell on residential areas, Saudi authorities said Wednesday, as fighting between Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthi movement intensified. The injured included two women, a man and a child, according to Saudi Civil Defense. The agency said air defenses intercepted and destroyed the missiles before they reached their intended targ…
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NettavisenFour people have been injured and 15 homes have suffered minor damage after debris from two downed missiles fell on the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh.
In Riyadh, four people were injured as a result of the fall of rockets fired by Yemeni Husites, which was reported by Al Jazeera on 14 October with reference to the Civil Defence Authority of Saudi Arabia.
The Yemeni armed forces' missile response to the Saudi coalition's aggression and the failure of Riyadh's defenses resulted in the remnants of missiles fired by the Yemeni armed forces hitting residential areas in Riyadh.
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