Saudi-Led Coalition Says It Intercepted Missiles Fired Toward Riyadh; Houthi Media Report Strikes on Two Sites in Sanaa
The Saudi-led coalition said on November 10 that it had intercepted two missiles fired toward the Saudi capital Riyadh, one ballistic and one cruise, as well as a ballistic missile fired toward the kingdom's southern region and a drone over the Eastern Province. Coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki announced the interceptions.
Meanwhile, the Houthi-run Saba news agency said Saudi strikes hit the Yemeni capital Sanaa, striking a gas station in the Jadar area of Bani al-Harith in the north of the city and the headquarters building of the Yemen Petroleum and Gas Company in the south. Civil defence crews were putting out a fire on a gas trailer at the station.
Saudi authorities did not immediately confirm carrying out strikes, and the Houthis did not immediately claim the missile launches. Iran's Press TV, citing Yemeni health ministry spokesman Anis al-Asbahi, said the strikes killed one person and injured nine: one dead and three injured at the gas station, and six injured at the petroleum company building, which stands in the al-Wahda district near South Sixtieth Street.
The exchange is the latest round in days of fighting on the Yemen front, where the coalition and the Houthis have traded missile attacks and airstrikes repeatedly since November 7.
(Source: Reuters)
Source: Reuters
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