Sana'a news: Yemen's Houthis said on the 10th that the group launched attacks on various targets in Saudi Arabia and Yemen. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sareya issued a statement on the same day through Masirah TV, which is controlled by the organization, saying that the Houthis used ballistic missiles and drones to attack King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital Riyadh and a financial center in Riyadh, pumping stations along Saudi Arabia's east-west oil pipeline, Saudi Aramco facilities, and Saudi Arabian-linked military assembly sites in Yemen. Sareya said these actions were in response to recent Saudi air raids on a residential area in Yemen's Sana'a province and a market in Taiz province. In the statement, Sareya also asked foreign companies and investors to withdraw their investments in Saudi Arabia, saying that there will be no safe investment environment until Saudi Arabia stops “invading and blocking” the Houthi-controlled area in Yemen. Recently, Saudi Arabia and the Houthis have intensified their mutual attacks. Meanwhile, the exchange of fire between the Houthis and Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces on multiple fronts is also becoming increasingly intense.

Sana'a news: Yemen's Houthis said on the 10th that the group launched attacks on various targets in Saudi Arabia and Yemen. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sareya issued a statement on the same day through Masirah TV, which is controlled by the organization, saying that the Houthis used ballistic missiles and drones to attack King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital Riyadh and a financial center in Riyadh, pumping stations along Saudi Arabia's east-west oil pipeline, Saudi Aramco facilities, and Saudi Arabian-linked military assembly sites in Yemen. Sareya said these actions were in response to recent Saudi air raids on a residential area in Yemen's Sana'a province and a market in Taiz province. In the statement, Sareya also asked foreign companies and investors to withdraw their investments in Saudi Arabia, saying that there will be no safe investment environment until Saudi Arabia stops “invading and blocking” the Houthi-controlled area in Yemen. Recently, Saudi Arabia and the Houthis have intensified their mutual attacks. Meanwhile, the exchange of fire between the Houthis and Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces on multiple fronts is also becoming increasingly intense.