Saudi Arabia: Houthis Claim Attacks on Riyadh Following Air Alerts
Explosions were reported Saturday morning in the Saudi capital, with Yemeni Houthis claiming responsibility.
Loud explosions rang out Saturday morning in Riyadh. According to the Houthi armed group based in Yemen, these strikes constituted an operation directed at the Saudi capital, a first for the city since regional tensions intensified.
Saudi Arabia has faced mounting pressure from Houthi fighters over recent days, but this is the first time the capital itself has been directly affected by an air alert of this magnitude.
Sources
- Arabie saoudite : les houthistes revendiquent des attaques sur Riyad au lendemain d’alertes aériennes — Le Monde — Une
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