Saudi Arabia struck Houthi targets in Yemen overnight, and the Houthi movement responded by launching missiles and drones at Saudi territory, according to a single report. No details on casualties or specific locations are yet available.
The report adds that the Saudi-led coalition initiated strikes on Houthi targets overnight, triggering a Houthi response with missiles and drones. This follows a separate bulletin from earlier this morning (09:33 Jerusalem) that the Houthis struck the Saudi city of Jizan with missiles overnight. The exchange is the latest in a surge of cross-border attacks; The Zioneer reported on July 13 that the Houthis launched their first strike on Saudi soil since March 2022, and on July 14 that the Saudi-led coalition struck Sanaa airport after an Iranian plane broke the air blockade. The single source for this report is an unverified the source; no official confirmation from Saudi or Houthi authorities has been provided, and casualty figures remain unknown.
3 developments
- StrongOvernight: Houthis strike Saudi city of Jizan with missiles
- DevelopingSaudi-led coalition strikes Sanaa airport after Iranian plane breaks air blockade
- StrongHouthis launch attack on Saudi soil for first time since March 2022
- DevelopingHouthis warn airlines against flying over Saudi airspace; Saudi strikes reported in Saada
Source and signal
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