Houthi-attacks

The US administration is considering launching a new military operation against Yemen’s Houthi rebels following a series of attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. According to a report by Arab News, US President Donald Trump has indicated the possibility of military action against the Houthis following the latest attack on the airport. Meanwhile, a projectile was reportedly found near King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, an eastern Saudi...

Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia are increasing. Meanwhile, concerns are growing that the conflict could spread to new fronts across the Middle East. Amid the situation, Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif said the time has come to implement the Mecca Pact. In an interview with Pakistan's Geo News, Asif said Pakistan's commitment to protecting Saudi Arabia and the country's holy sites remains unchanged. He stressed that this commitment is based on Pakistan's moral and religious...

Fighting between Saudi backed government forces and the Houthis in Yemen has intensified. Amid the situation, the Houthis have rapidly captured several important areas along the Red Sea coast. At the same time, the group has continued attacks in Saudi Arabia. In the recently intensified conflict, the group has carried out missile and drone attacks targeting Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities and airports. This time, the group has also attacked a Saudi military base. Meanwhile, the number of displaced...

Attacks and counterattacks have resumed in Yemen. On one side, the Houthis are carrying out drone and missile attacks on various cities and energy facilities in Saudi Arabia. On the other side, Saudi Arabia is conducting airstrikes on Houthi positions in Yemen. The Houthis launched major attacks on several cities and energy facilities in southern Saudi Arabia on Tuesday. Saudi authorities said 73 people were injured in the attacks. The attacks took place in Jizan, Abha, Najran and Khamis...

Saudi Arabia has announced the formation of a multinational naval defense alliance to safeguard freedom of navigation in the Red Sea, the Bab al Mandab Strait and the Gulf of Aden. The alliance held its third meeting Thursday in the Saudi city of Jeddah, where 15 countries signed a joint declaration. In a post on its X account, the Saudi Ministry of Defense said, “The number of countries that have signed the joint statement has reached 15. Thirteen countries have completed their national procedu...