Saudi Arabia launched strikes against 130 Houthi terror targets across Yemen in the past hour, according to The Zioneer. Reports indicate over 200 Houthi operatives were killed. The figures have not yet been independently verified.
Saudi Arabia has conducted a large-scale wave of airstrikes against Houthi targets in Yemen, striking 130 terrorist infrastructure sites and reportedly killing over 200 Houthi operatives, The Zioneer reports Monday afternoon. The strikes mark one of the most extensive Saudi operations in Yemen in recent months.
The Saudi-led coalition has repeatedly targeted Houthi missile launchers, weapons depots, and command centers across Yemen. As The Zioneer has covered, previous Saudi strikes have hit Hodeida, Marib, and several other provinces in response to Houthi attacks on Saudi territory, including ballistic missile and drone attacks on airports and oil facilities. The Houthi movement, backed by Iran, continues to pose a significant threat to Saudi Arabia and regional stability.
The current operation comes amid ongoing tensions between the Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition, with no immediate comment from the Houthi leadership. The casualty figures remain unverified by independent sources.
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