Saudi Arabia carried out a strike overnight targeting the stronghold of the Houthi leader, according to a report from ynet. The full report is yet to be published; details on casualties and extent of damage are not yet available.
Overnight, Saudi Arabia reportedly struck the stronghold of the Houthi leader, according to a brief dispatch from ynet. The location of the target and the scale of the attack are not specified in the initial report.
This development comes amid heightened regional tensions following a Houthi attack on a Saudi airport earlier, footage of which was circulated by pro-Iranian channels (as The Zioneer reported at Tue 01:53 Jerusalem). The Houthis have also threatened further 'big military surprises' after recent missile launches toward Israel (The Zioneer, Tue Jun 9, 09:27 Jerusalem).
It remains unclear whether the strike was carried out by Saudi aircraft or with support from coalition partners. The full details are expected in ynet's upcoming report.
22 developments
- StrongHouthis launch attack on Saudi soil for first time since March 2022
- StrongSaudi fighter jets reportedly strike Houthi positions near Bab el-Mandeb
- DevelopingHouthis warn airlines against flying over Saudi airspace; Saudi strikes reported in Saada
- ConfirmedSaudi Arabia enters renewed Houthi attack cycle after Sanaa airport strike claim
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