The Houthi movement in Yemen fired a ballistic missile from the Sanaa area a short time ago, with the projectile apparently directed toward Saudi Arabia, according to Abu Ali Express. The claim has not been independently verified. Details on the missile's trajectory, interception, or impact are not yet available.
The Houthi movement in Yemen launched a ballistic missile from the vicinity of Sanaa on Thursday morning, with the projectile apparently directed toward Saudi Arabia, according to the regional news outlet Abu Ali Express. The report, which could not be independently verified, did not specify the missile type, its trajectory, or whether it was intercepted or reached its target.
The launch comes amid a sustained period of Houthi military activity against Saudi Arabia and Israel. The Houthis, an Iranian-backed group, have repeatedly targeted Saudi territory with ballistic missiles and drones since effectively ending a ceasefire earlier this year. The Zioneer has previously reported on a series of Houthi attacks on Saudi vessels and military installations. This latest incident, if confirmed, would extend the pattern of hostilities from the Yemeni front.
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