Houthis Attack Critical Infrastructure in Saudi Arabia - Details

Iran-backed Houthis launched a fourth wave of strikes on Saudi Arabia in a day, targeting the port of Al-Maha and government facilities with missiles and drones. According to sources close to the Yemeni government, a solar power plant was also targeted, but the drones were intercepted. The Houthis claim to have destroyed equipment and killed dozens, including Saudis. Earlier, 38 Yemeni soldiers were reported killed. The Saudi-led coalition warned of a harsh response.

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels have launched a new series of strikes on Saudi territory, according to Sky News, citing sources close to the Saudi-backed Yemeni government. The sources say this is the fourth wave of attacks in a day, involving missiles and drones against the port of Al-Maha and nearby government facilities. Media affiliated with government forces reported the interception of drones heading to a solar power plant in Al-Maha. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree said the strike on the port destroyed military vehicles, equipment, and ammunition, and killed or wounded dozens, including Saudi citizens. Earlier, the Houthis reported strikes on positions of government forces, citing Saudi Arabia's military buildup. According to medical services, at least 38 Yemeni soldiers were killed in the attacks. The Saudi-led coalition, which has backed the internationally recognized government since 2015, warned it is ready to respond forcefully but stressed it does not seek a new round of confrontation.