Today, Saturday, the Yemeni Houthi group announced the implementation of a military operation against Saudi Arabia with 14 drones, including refineries belonging to the Aramco oil company, while the Saudi-Emirati coalition said that it had launched a qualitative operation against the group's military targets in several Yemeni cities.
A statement issued by Yahya Saree, the Houthi military spokesman, said that the operation included the bombing of a number of military and vital targets, as the King Khalid base in Riyadh was bombed with 4 Sammad 3 drones.
The statement confirmed that military targets were bombed at King Abdullah International Airport in Jeddah, and Aramco's Jeddah refineries were bombed with 4 Sammad 2 drones.
He spoke quickly about the bombing of an important (unspecified) military target at Abha International Airport (southwest of the Kingdom) with a Samad 3 aircraft, in addition to the bombing of various military targets in the Abha, Jizan and Najran regions with 5 Qasef 2 drones.
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On the other hand, the Saudi-Emirati coalition said that it had carried out a qualitative operation in Sanaa, Saada and Marib, during which it destroyed 13 Houthi military targets.
The coalition stated that the objectives of the operation included weapons depots, air defense systems and communications to launch the marches.
The coalition added that it carried out 19 operations against the Houthis in the western coastal region of Yemen to support the coastal forces, and carried out 15 targeting operations in Marib and Al-Bayda within 24 hours.
The Houthis used to launch ballistic missiles and booby-trapped drones at Saudi regions, in exchange for repeated declarations by the coalition to thwart these attacks, despite Arab and international calls to abide by the ceasefire.
Yemen has been witnessing for nearly 7 years a continuous war between pro-government forces backed by a Saudi-Emirati alliance, and the Iranian-backed Houthis, who have controlled governorates including the capital, Sanaa, since September 2014.