Reuters reports that a Greek air defense system stationed in Saudi Arabia intercepted two ballistic missiles launched from Yemen. No casualties or damage have been reported.
Reuters, citing an unnamed source, reported Saturday that a Greek air defense system stationed in Saudi Arabia intercepted two ballistic missiles launched from Yemen. The report did not specify the exact location or time of the interception, nor whether the missiles were targeting Saudi territory. No casualties or damage have been reported. The interception comes amid a series of similar incidents in the region. As The Zioneer has previously reported, multiple air defense systems operated by Jordan, the United States, and Saudi Arabia have intercepted ballistic missiles originating from Iran and Yemen in recent months.
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