Sana’a Imposes a Navigational Paralysis on the Capital Riyadh and Abha and Strikes the Bases in the Saudi Depth with Ballistic Missiles and Drones

The Yemeni forces in Sana’a imposed a wide navigational and military paralysis in the depth of Saudi territory, following the carrying out of a series of intensive offensive operations with ballistic missiles and drones, which hit strategic airports and military bases in the capital Riyadh, Assir, and Jizan, in conjunction with striking the enemy’s supply lines and downing an armed aircraft in Al-Jawf.

Sana’a — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

The official spokesman for the Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, announced in six successive statements on Wednesday morning the targeting of King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, with two successive attacks; the first with a batch of drones, and the second with a precise guided ballistic missile, both of which led to precise hits and the disruption of air navigation movement at the airport.

Striking the Military Bases and Paralysis of Abha Airport

Within the framework of the wide offensive equation, the ballistic and drone strikes hit Abha International Airport and Khamis Mushait Air Base, which resulted in the disruption of air navigation in Abha and the infliction of severe damage to the infrastructure of Khamis Mushait Base.

Brigadier General Saree also announced the striking of the Saudi gatherings and mobilizations in the “Al-Dagharir” and “Al-Mawsim” camps in Jizan, and the “Akfah” camp in Assir, with a large number of ballistic missiles and drones, affirming the fall of dozens of dead and wounded, among them Saudi officers and soldiers, and the burning of several weapon depots.

Tracking the Supply Lines and Downing a “CH-4”

On the level of field movements, the Sana’a missile force targeted Saudi military reinforcements and supplies as soon as they arrived at “Badr” Camp adjacent to Aden International Airport, which led to the killing and wounding of a number of Saudi officers; renewing its warning against the use of Aden Civil Airport for any military purposes.

Brigadier General Saree concluded this series of operations by announcing the downing of a Chinese-made armed reconnaissance aircraft of the (CH-4) type belonging to the Saudi regime “with an appropriate weapon, while it was carrying out hostile missions in the airspace of Al-Jawf Governorate,” according to the statement.