A US official said Iran launched ballistic missiles at American targets in Saudi Arabia early Saturday, the first direct Iranian attack on Saudi territory in about four months, according to a security-field report. The confirmation follows earlier unverified reports of launches.
In the early hours of Saturday, a US official confirmed that Iran launched ballistic missiles at American targets in Saudi Arabia, according to a security-field report. The report notes that this is the first direct Iranian attack on Saudi territory in approximately four months. The Zioneer reported at 02:14 that earlier unverified reports indicated launches toward Saudi Arabia. The number of missiles, potential interceptions, and any damage or casualties have not been reported. The development follows a series of Iranian missile launches targeting US forces and allies across the Middle East in recent weeks.
5 developments
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Source and signal
- Internal intake