Saudi army announced the interception of 4 ballistic missile Hussites
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Yemeni rebels, known as the Houthis, launched another missile attack on Saudi territory. According to the latest information, in addition to missiles, the Houthis also used explosives Drones.
At the same time, the new attack was one of the most massive in recent times. So, the missiles were sent immediately to several Saudi cities: Jizan, Najran and the capital of the kingdom - Riyadh.
According to the Saudi military command, the country's air defense systems intercepted four ballistic missiles and eight kamikaze drones. About exactly how many missiles and drones was released into Saudi Arabia from the territory of neighboring Yemen, is not reported. There is no data on what air defense systems the Saudi army used to intercept missiles and drones.
On the eve, as reported by Military Review, the Hussites actually opened a second front - in the central part of Yemen. This allowed them to seize a strategic advantage. Now the Ansar Allah units can afford to attack the enemy in almost any direction. This was already demonstrated the day before, when the Hussites managed to take control of several settlements at once. Moreover, the Yemeni army surrendered them virtually without a fight.
Information comes from the United States that Washington is trying to put pressure on the Saudi authorities to refuse to continue fighting in Yemen.
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