Missile and UAV attack by Houthis against King Khalid Air Base in Saudi Arabia
Houthi Military Spokesperson Yahya al-Seri announced that they responded to Saudi Arabia's air strikes.
Quick Look
The Houthis announced that they targeted King Khalid Air Base with ballistic missiles and UAVs in response to Saudi Arabia's air attacks in the last 5 days.
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Why It Matters
The Houthis have been in conflict with coalition forces led by Saudi Arabia for a long time.
Military Spokesperson of the Houthis, Yahya al-Seri, claimed that they responded to the more than 300 air strikes carried out by Saudi Arabia with warplanes on various provinces of Yemen in the last 5 days with "qualified and comprehensive" attacks.
Seri stated that the fighter jet hangars, radars, runways, ammunition depots and other military facilities and infrastructure elements at the King Khalid Air Base in the Khamis Mushait region in the south of Saudi Arabia were targeted with dozens of ballistic missiles and UAVs, and claimed that the attacks were "accurate" and caused "huge losses" at the air base.
THREAT OF ATTACK TO SAUDI ARABIA FROM THE Houthis
Seri stated that they will continue their attacks against the interior of Saudi Arabia as long as the attacks against Yemen continue.
Stating that they will continue their policy of "responding to siege with siege and escalation with escalation", Seri noted that "As long as the attacks against Yemen continue, the attacks against the inner parts of Saudi Arabia will continue."
What to Watch
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Continuing attacks against the interior of Saudi Arabia
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