The Houthis launched another missile attack on Saudi Arabia | All updates

The Houthis launched a missile at Khamis Mushait overnight; the Saudi coalition claims to have intercepted it. In a previous attack on Riyadh airport, a Pakistani civilian was killed and 11 were wounded. Meanwhile, North Korea launched a ballistic missile toward its eastern coast, and South Korea convened an emergency meeting. US senators demand Trump change the diesel deal with Russia.

The Houthis launched another missile attack on Saudi Arabia overnight (between Sunday and Monday, October 11-12). A missile was fired at the city of Khamis Mushait in the southwest of the country; the Saudi coalition forces claim to have intercepted it. In a previous attack on the international airport in Riyadh, a Pakistani civilian was killed and 11 people were wounded, according to the Saudi Airports Authority. Meanwhile, North Korea launched a ballistic missile toward its eastern coast. In South Korea, the National Security Council convened for an emergency meeting, and the South Korean military described the launch as a "show of force." On the American front, Republican and Democratic senators called on President Trump to change his decision on the diesel supply deal with Russia, arguing it violates the law banning energy imports from Russia as long as it continues its aggression against Ukraine. An IDF spokesperson announced a military exercise that will begin today in the Yarka to Ma'alot-Tarshiha area and will end on Wednesday afternoon; during the exercise, increased movement and sounds of explosions will be felt, and there is no concern of a security incident.