Yemen's armed forces have announced large-scale operations deep into Saudi Arabia.
The Yemeni army published an official announcement about the conduct of four special operational activities using ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. According to the statement, the attacks were a response to the ongoing military campaign and recent incidents, including an attack on the al-Hadra market in the Taiz district and the destruction of a village in the Bnei Khoshash area using American-made bombs.
Main goals and results of the activity:
1 Riyadh: Attacks on King Khalid International Airport and pumping stations of the East-West oil pipeline. There were direct hits that caused fires and material damage.
2 Abqaiq: Successful defeat of a Saudi Aramco infrastructure facility.
3 Al-Madrib and Ras al-Ara areas: a targeted attack on the concentrations of the Saudi coalition forces under the command of officer Badr al-Harbi, which led to a significant loss of enemy personnel.
4 Financial center in Riyadh: response to attacks against civilians.
Official warnings and disclaimers:
The Yemeni command appealed to investors and international companies with a recommendation to transfer assets to safer jurisdictions, while describing Saudi Arabia as a high-risk area until the end of the siege and hostilities.
In addition, Yemen's armed forces officially denied Riyadh's accusations of attacking an oil pipeline in Medina province, calling those accusations baseless. The announcement emphasizes that the target of the attack was an infrastructure facility in the capital of the kingdom.
The Yemeni army confirmed their intention to continue the strategy of "siege in response to siege and escalation to escalation" until the complete cessation of aggression against the country.