Saudi-Led Coalition Announces Sweeping Attack on Houthis in Response to Strikes on Saudi Airports
Saudi Arabia announced a wide-ranging attack on dozens of Houthi targets in Yemen, vowing to respond to what it described as attacks on the kingdom, after the Houthis announced they had targeted Saudi airports.
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The Saudi-led military coalition announced it had carried out what it described as a sweeping attack, targeting dozens of Houthi-affiliated sites in Yemen, in a fresh escalation of the confrontation between the two sides. The attack came after the Houthi group announced it had carried out strikes targeting Saudi airports.
The coalition said in its statement that the attacks carried out by the Houthi group against Saudi Arabia have not and will not go unanswered, signaling that it will continue its military response to any future targeting of the kingdom's territory or vital facilities.
Mutual Escalation
This military escalation comes amid recurring tension between the Saudi-led coalition and the Houthi group, which controls large areas of northern Yemen, with recent months witnessing a resurgence of military operations between the two sides following periods of relative calm.
No precise toll of casualties or damage resulting from the mutual strikes has yet been clarified, as neither side has released comprehensive details on the extent of the targets hit or the scale of damage to the targeted Saudi airports.
Observers of Yemeni affairs are watching to see whether this escalation will lead to a new wave of open confrontation between the two sides, or will remain limited to reciprocal strikes, as international calls continue for de-escalation and a return to negotiations to end the conflict in Yemen.
Sources
- ردا على قصف مطاراتها.. السعودية تشن "هجوما شاملا" على الحوثيين في اليمن — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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