Yemen’s Houthis Say They Attacked Najran Airport, Aramco Facilities in Saudi Arabia
- 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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Iran-backed Huthi militia in Yemen has claimed to have attacked two targets in Saudi Arabia with drones.
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.
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels said on Thursday they had carried out attacks in Saudi Arabia, targeting an airport and a facility belonging to state oil giant Aramco in the southern Najran region, near the Yemeni border.
Drone Tensions: Houthis Target Saudi Arabia
In a recent escalation, Yemen's Houthis claimed responsibility for two drone attacks targeting a sensitive location at Najran Airport and an Aramco facility in Saudi Arabia. The Iran-aligned group made the announcement through their military spokesperson, Yahya Saree. Saudi Arabia has yet to confirm these reports.
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OODA LoopHouthis Claim They Attacked Airport, Aramco Facilities In Saudi Arabia
The group "successfully carried out two military operations using drones: the first targeted a sensitive Saudi enemy site at Najran Airport, while the second targeted the Aramco facility in Najran", military spokesman Yahya Saree said in a statement on Telegram.
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