
Destruction of a factory and two Houthi missile factories... and the Deputy Emir of Riyadh inspects the Aramco building after it was targeted by a march
The Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen announced the interception and destruction of a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia towards southern Saudi Arabia, coinciding with the Deputy Emir of Riyadh inspecting the Aramco building after it was targeted by a march and destroyed missile manufacturing sites.
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Ballistic and drone attacks by the Houthi militia continue towards Saudi territory.
The Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen announced that the Saudi air defense intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile launched by the terrorist Houthi militia towards the southern region, at dawn on Tuesday.
The Saudi Civil Defense had previously issued an early warning in the city of Abha and Khamis Mushait Governorate (southern Saudi Arabia) to warn of a danger, before announcing its disappearance minutes later.
Major General Turki al-Maliki, spokesman for the coalition, revealed the destruction of a factory to assemble and produce ballistic missile components, another chemical factory to mix and produce its fuel (solid fuel), and an electronics factory to assemble its electronic systems, on Monday.
Major General Al-Maliki stressed, through his account on the “X” social media platform, on Monday evening, that the coalition would continue to weaken and dismantle the Houthis’ ballistic missile network.
Prince Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman, Deputy Governor of the Riyadh Region, inspected the administrative building of the Saudi Aramco Company in the capital, on Monday, to determine the limited damage resulting from the heinous attack of the terrorist Houthi militia on civilian objects.
The Saudi Ministry of Energy reported that the building was subjected to an attempted drone attack on Sunday morning, which led to shrapnel falling on the site and causing limited damage without recording any injuries or deaths, explaining that the competent authorities began dealing with the incident and taking the necessary measures.
The Deputy Emir of Riyadh Region said that the Houthi attacks confirm what Saudi Arabia has proven about these terrorist militias and their targeting of civilian objects, praising the efforts of everyone in the civilian, military and security sectors.
Prince Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman listened to an explanation of the procedures followed by the concerned authorities in Aramco and the region, directing the provision of all necessary capabilities to facilitate the tasks of the company’s employees.
The Deputy Emir of the Riyadh Region appreciated the efforts made by the leadership for the sake of the security and stability of the country, noting the noble sentiments, national cohesion, and the readiness of the brave men of the Saudi forces to confront any danger threatening the security of the Kingdom.
During his inspection visit to the building, Prince Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman was accompanied by a number of security leaders in the Riyadh region.

The Saudi Ministry of Energy announced that the East-West oil pipeline was targeted in Medina, causing a limited fire, in conjunction with other targeting attempts that affected an Aramco building in Riyadh.

The Houthis claimed responsibility for missile and drone attacks targeting Riyadh and Aramco facilities, while the Saudi-led coalition announced the interception and destruction of ballistic and cruise missiles and a drone launched towards Saudi areas.

The Houthi group claimed responsibility for attacks with missiles and drones targeting Riyadh, the King Abdullah Financial Center, and Aramco facilities. The Saudi coalition announced the interception and destruction of ballistic and cruise missiles, while the Houthi Ministry of Health reported that 33 people were killed in Saudi raids near Sanaa.

A missile targeted an Aramco building in the financial district in Riyadh, causing limited damage but no casualties, coinciding with the coalition’s announcement of the interception of ballistic and cruise missiles.

The UAE National Guard rescued 22 people, all of Arab nationalities, after a fire broke out on board a cargo ship in the Sea of Oman, and the Saudi air defense announced the interception of a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia towards the eastern region, with the danger to Dammam, Dhahran, Abqaiq and Al-Hofuf having passed.