Dozens of missiles and drones – Houthis claim massive attack

The Houthis have claimed a massive strike using dozens of missiles and drones against the King Khalid Air Base in Saudi Arabia. The targets were said to include hangars, radar stations, runways, and ammunition depots. The group describes the attack as a response to Saudi actions in Yemen, asserting that Saudi aircraft have carried out over 300 strikes in five days. There is no independent confirmation of the extent of the damage.

The Houthis have announced a large-scale military operation against the King Khalid Air Base in Saudi Arabia. According to a spokesperson for the group, dozens of missiles and drones were used in the attack. The strikes were reportedly aimed at aircraft hangars, radar stations, runways, and ammunition depots. The Houthis describe this operation as a response to Saudi actions in Yemen, claiming that over the past five days, Saudi aircraft have carried out more than 300 strikes on various areas of the country. The group's statement also mentions that some fighter jets took off from bases in Khamis Mushait and Taif. The Houthis claim the attack caused significant damage to the air base, but there is no independent confirmation of this. The group has warned that operations on Saudi territory will continue and intensify as long as the 'aggression' persists. This article is based on Houthi statements relayed via a Telegram channel and does not include comments from the Saudi side or other independent sources.