Saudi Arabia's State News Agency (SSA) reported on the morning of Thursday, November 21, citing the country's Civil Defense Organization, that the remains of two ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis towards the Mecca area, after being intercepted and destroyed, fell in areas including the village of Sabaha.
According to this report, the spokesman for the Saudi Arabian Civil Defense Organization announced that the incident happened on Wednesday, November 20, and the rescue forces were sent to treat the place where the remains of the missiles fell.
The spokesman for Saudi Arabia's civil defense described the targeting of civilian facilities and places as "a clear violation of international humanitarian law" and said that this action shows the danger of the Houthi militia's aggressive approach.