The Houthi movement in Yemen released footage Sunday night reportedly showing ballistic missile and drone launches targeting Saudi positions in the al-Khawjah area, according to reports. The claims have not been independently verified, and Saudi authorities have not commented. The release follows similar footage published earlier Sunday evening documenting strikes on Saudi energy infrastructure.
The Houthi movement (Ansar Allah) released a second batch of propaganda footage Sunday night, this time claiming strikes on Saudi positions in the al-Khawjah area. The footage, published around midnight local time, reportedly shows ballistic missile and drone launches.
The release follows a similar propaganda video published approximately 40 minutes earlier that documented strikes on Saudi energy infrastructure. The Houthis have escalated their media campaign amid ongoing hostilities with Saudi Arabia, including a series of ballistic missile and drone operations claimed over the past week.
Independent verification of the claimed strikes in al-Khawjah is not available. Saudi authorities have not commented on the latest footage. The Houthi claims come as part of a broader pattern of attacks targeting Saudi military positions and infrastructure since the collapse of the ceasefire earlier this month.
3 developments
- StrongHouthis release footage of morning missile launch targeting Israel
- DevelopingHouthis claim attack on Saudi-backed forces and military facilities
- DevelopingAnti-Houthi forces claim artillery strikes on Houthi positions in western Yemen
- DevelopingHouthis launch ballistic missile from Sanaa area, reportedly toward Saudi Arabia
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