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The Arab Coalition, led by Saudi Arabia, continues to attack civilian infrastructure and civilians in the ongoing conflict with the Houthis in Yemen.
According to the statement made by the General Directorate of Civil Defense of Saudi Arabia, an alarm was given against possible emergencies in Jeddah, Yenbu, Taif and Ula provinces, Ebha city and Jazan region.
In the statement, it was emphasized the importance of citizens and residents in the region to comply with emergency protocols and carefully follow the instructions and warnings of the competent authorities in order to protect the safety of life and property.
Brigadier General Turki al-Maliki, Spokesperson of the Arab Coalition led by Saudi Arabia, stated in his statement on his social media account that the Houthis continue their attacks on the civilian infrastructure and civilians in Saudi Arabia.
Maliki noted that 13 civilians were injured, 7 houses and 2 vehicles were damaged in the attacks on civilian infrastructure with missiles and UAVs in the cities of Khamis Mushayt, Ebha and Taif.
Brigadier General Maliki emphasized that the Coalition Forces will take all necessary operational measures to deter the Houthis and combat their hostile attacks.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Coalition Forces may increase air defense and counter-offensive operations in the fight against the Houthis.
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In a podcast in the Greek media, it was claimed that a possible conflict between Turkey and Greece may not remain a short-term tension, but may turn into a long-lasting war of attrition, and that Türkiye is measuring not only Greece's number of weapons but also its resistance. The analysis emphasized that a conflict that might start in the Aegean could turn into a long-term struggle with factors such as ventilation, ammunition stocks, port and airport operations, energy security and reserve forces. Additionally, Türkiye's pool of more than 1.8 million licensed unmanned aerial vehicles and Greece's regional strategic balances (GCASC, Israel, India, IMEC corridor) were mentioned. Greek analyst Christos Konstantinidis said that there is no guarantee that the conflict will remain limited after the first shot is fired, and stated that the preparations in the region will be measured not only by weapons but also by the durability of the social and state mechanism.

While evaluating the military tension with the USA in his post on his social media account, Mohsen Rezai, Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said that US President Donald Trump's contradictory statements ranging from 'no negotiations' to 'we are ready to meet' were distracting.
According to the Palestinian news agency WAFA, Israeli forces raided the Al-Sharayit district of Al-Bira in the morning. According to the statement of the Palestine Red Crescent, one person was shot with a real bullet in the abdomen and thigh area during the raid and his condition was serious. Israeli soldiers constantly raid different cities of the West Bank and open fire on Palestinians, and many people have lost their lives in these raids so far.
The Arab Coalition, led by Saudi Arabia, reported that 13 civilians were injured, 7 houses and 2 vehicles were damaged in the attacks of Houthi groups in Yemen against civilian infrastructure and civilians. While the coalition emphasized that it would take the necessary operational measures, it claimed that the Houthis also suffered heavy losses and hospitals were overflowing.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan completed his visit to Syria. During the visit, he met with Syrian President Ahmed Shara and other ministers in Damascus, met with the President of the Syrian Turkmen Assembly Mustafa and visited history. He also evaluated regional developments by phone calls with the foreign ministers of Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
UNICEF announced that the increasing conflicts in Yemen have left more than 137 thousand children deprived of education. While it was stated that emergency aid was provided to more than 14 thousand people displaced on the west coast, it was noted that the Houthis' advance in the region continued.