The Ministry of Defense in Riyadh, Aramco, and Two Airports Under Fire… Details of the Latest Yemeni Response to the Saudi Escalation

The Yemeni forces announced the carrying out of four qualitative military operations that targeted the Saudi depth with ballistic missiles and drones, affirming their readiness for major options in response to any threats that affect the Yemeni tribes.

Sana’a — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

The official spokesman for the Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, explained that the Saudi regime launched during “the recent escalation aggression continuing for 100 days more than 2,900 airstrikes and missiles, targeting civilian objects and leaving dozens of crimes and more than 562 martyrs and wounded, most of them women and children.”

The statement revealed the details of the four military operations carried out by the Armed Forces during the past 48 hours in response to this escalation.

It explained that the first operation targeted the building of the Ministry of Defense in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, and resulted in a direct hit, while the second operation targeted King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, and led to the disruption of navigation movement at the airport.

Brigadier General Saree noted that the third operation targeted the facilities of the Aramco company in Yanbu, and achieved a direct hit that led to the outbreak of a fire at the targeted site, while the fourth operation targeted Abha International Airport, affirming that the hit was direct and precise.

The Yemeni forces stressed that the Saudi regime’s threat to target the Yemeni tribes will not pass unnoticed, warning that any involvement in carrying out this threat will have catastrophic and unexpected consequences, and will push toward resorting to “major options” that were not previously desirable, while holding Riyadh fully responsible for the consequences arising from that.

The statement concluded by affirming that the Armed Forces will continue their strategic operations in the Saudi depth in defense of the homeland and the people, and continue to impose the equation of “siege for siege” and “escalation for escalation” and targeting the mobilizations until “the aggression is completely stopped and the unjust siege on Yemen is ended.”