The Saudi Capital, Riyadh, Was Rocked by an Explosion
Saudi missile defense system confirms missile strike failed, missile destroyed in mid-air
The Saudi Capital, Riyadh, Was Rocked by an Explosion
The Saudi capital, Riyadh, was rocked by an explosion. According to the details, an attempt has been made to make Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, a target of terrorism. In this regard, the Saudi news agency Saudi Gazette also confirmed that the missile attack was thwarted by the Saudi missile defense system.
The Saudi defense system destroyed the missile in mid-air.
Earlier on Monday, Saudi air defense destroyed Houthi drones targeting the kingdom. According to Arab News, the Arab League said it had shot down several drones fired by Houthi rebels, while Saudi defense intercepted and destroyed four drones trying to hit the southern region. This is at a time when Arab coalition forces have been dismantling militia assets in recent weeks, including weapons and personnel.
The militia often uses cross-border strikes targeting populated areas in the southern part of the country, using explosive-laden drones and ballistic missiles. The group, which seized the Yemeni capital in 2014, It is fighting against the recognized government, while the Yemeni government has the support of the Saudi-led Arab League.
The Arab parliament condemned the attacks on Saudi Arabia by Houthi rebels, saying it was a clear violation of the Stockholm agreement, which stipulates a ceasefire. Take immediate and decisive action to stop the operation and prevent the militia from acquiring advanced military technology, which is used to target important and civilian installations.
The United Arab Emirates strongly condemned the attempts to target the kingdom and said that the continuation of these terrorist attacks by the Houthi militia shows its blatant violation of the international community. Bahrain also strongly condemned these attacks. He said that this reflects the constant vicious and systematic attacks of militias to target civilians and innocent lives. He called on Bahrain to support all measures.
The war in Yemen has been raging for seven years, with the fiercest fighting this year taking place in the resource-rich and government-held province of Marb. Citizens were injured. Residents said the city was rocked by massive explosions after four missiles collided at the airport, in the vicinity of Al-Sharika and Rhoda, while Yemen's Information Minister Muammar al-Aryani said Houthi militias had repeatedly targeted the town of Marib. , Which is full of millions of residents and homeless people, is part of an attempt to inflict mass casualties on civilians with ballistic missiles, a cowardly act of revenge.