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Houthi Rebels Say Multiple Airstrikes Targeted Them in Yemen, and Other Mideast Developments

The rebels said they shot down a Saudi drone and fired a ballistic missile toward Riyadh’s airport as the kingdom denied comment.

  • On Tuesday, Iran-backed Houthi rebels reported multiple Saudi airstrikes across Yemen, targeting areas along the northern border and western coastline.
  • The strikes followed reports from Monday evening, when residents in Riyadh heard explosions and air raid sirens sounded near the Saudi capital.
  • Houthi media outlet Al-Masirah reported strikes in Qanawis district, 34 miles from Hodeida, and Kamaran island, while claiming a Saudi drone was shot down over Saada.
  • The Houthis also claimed to have fired a ballistic missile toward King Khalid International Airport, which has been targeted by a string of recent attacks.
  • Saudi Arabia has provided no immediate comment regarding the airstrike allegations or missile reports, leaving the situation in the region unresolved.
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Houthi rebels say multiple airstrikes targeted them in Yemen, and other Mideast developments

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels on Tuesday again blamed Saudi Arabia for multiple airstrikes overnight that targeted areas along Yemen's northern border with the kingdom and its western coastline. Saudi Arabia did not immediately respond to the claim, but the strikes…

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Middle East Eye broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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