Houthis Announce 7 Attacks on Saudi Arabia in Response to 100 Airstrikes in 24 Hours

Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree announced via his X account that his forces carried out seven attacks on multiple Saudi targets, claiming that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia executed 100 airstrikes within 24 hours on Sanaa and other areas, with dozens reported killed and wounded.

Saree said the first attack targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh in two phases, while the second strike hit a facility belonging to Saudi Aramco in Yanbu. He indicated that the third attack targeted Rabigh oil refinery, while the fourth struck crude oil pumping stations and the pipeline extending from the Kingdom's east to west.

According to Saree, the remaining three attacks included targeting King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, which he said resulted in the suspension of air traffic there due to the strike, in addition to Najran Airport and then Khamis Mushait Air Base. Saree stressed that the strikes hit their targets, threatening to continue until Saudi airstrikes cease and the blockade on Yemen is lifted.

Saree clarified that the number of Saudi and missile strikes on Yemen since the start of the conflict has reached 3,123 strikes. No independent confirmation or official Saudi response has been issued as of the time of this report's publication, and Houthi statements made no reference to any ongoing diplomatic efforts.