On October 24, Yemen's armed forces announced seven military operations using ballistic missiles and UAVs against targets deep behind Saudi Arabia, including three airports, oil infrastructure facilities and an air base. According to the statement, the targets of the operations were: King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh: There were two attacks which the army said were accurately hit. Saudi Aramco's facilities in Yanbu: a second attack was carried out on them, which reportedly led to an accurate result. The refinery will wake up: A third attack was carried out on the refinery, which according to the army achieved its goal. Crude oil pumping stations and an oil pipeline connecting the eastern and western regions: these were the site of a fourth attack, which reportedly achieved its goal. King Fahd International Airport in Dammam: It was hit by a fifth attack, which the military said led to a disruption in the airport's operations. Najran Airport: A Friday attack was carried out and according to the reports, direct and accurate results were reached. Hamis Mushait Air Base: A seventh attack was carried out on this base, which reportedly resulted in direct results. Yemen's armed forces said that the operations were in response to Saudi Arabia's attacks in Yemen, and that Saudi forces had carried out 100 airstrikes in the past day, targeting civilian targets in Sana'a and other areas under their control, killing and wounding dozens of people. They also added that since the current escalation began, the Saudi attacks have reached a total of 3,123 airstrikes and rocket attacks.