Yemen: raids of the Saudi-Emirati alliance and the Houthis vow to a painful response

The Houthi affiliate of the Houthi Society in Yemen confirmed that one person was killed and two others wounded in raids of the Saudi-Emirati coalition on the Military College in Sanaa.

A source explained to the island that the Saudi-Emirati coalition launched other raids on the camps in Al-Haffa, Al-Nahyan, Al-Farqah, Al-Dailami Air Force Base, and the TV Hill in Sana'a, as well as other raids against targets in the governorates of Saada and Hodeidah.

The Houthi Al-Masirah TV said that the total number of raids on Sanaa reached 19.

Member of the Houthi political bureau, Muhammad al-Bakhiti, affirmed that the bombing of the Saudi-Emirati alliance would not pass without a painful response. He added in an interview with Al-Jazeera that the Houthi group has the ability to respond within the Saudi depth.

Qualitative process
For its part, the Saudi-Emirati coalition announced that it would continue to take what it called strict measures against Houthi militia violations.

Saudi media reported that the coalition launched its qualitative military operation to destroy what it described as the legitimate military targets of the Houthi militia, confirming that the operation aims to destroy the Houthi ballistic force.

On Sunday, the Houthi group announced that it had carried out what it described as the largest qualitative military operation on sensitive targets in Saudi Arabia this year, stressing that "aggression countries" - in reference to the Saudi-Emirati coalition - launched more than eighty raids during the past two days.

The Houthi announcement came after the Saudi-Emirati coalition confirmed the interception of two ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis over Riyadh and Jizan, south of Saudi Arabia.

The coalition said that the firing of rockets at this time reflects what it described as the real threat to the Houthis and the Iranian regime supporting them, and considered that this escalation does not reflect the Houthis' declaration of accepting the ceasefire.