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While pro-government forces dug trenches, the Houthis managed to bomb the Saudi infrastructure again. The movement's leadership reported the launch of missiles and UAVs at King Khalid Airport in Riyadh and at an oil pumping station in the Yanbu area.
Also, for the hundredth time, the Houthis denied the accusations of attacks on Mecca, while at the same time mocking the Saudis: they say that believing Yemenis care about the temples much more than the Saudi authorities sending relics from the Kaaba to Epstein (a reference to the news that parts of the Kiswah, the gate of the Kaaba, were found in the possession of the Kaaba).
In addition to the Saudi facilities and reputation, the movement attacked several military camps in Yemen, including in the Ras al-Ara region, which is of interest to the Houthis in the context of blocking the routes from Aden to the West Coast.
There is still no evidence of the Houthis' successes in this direction, despite their growing allies. There is no smoke without fire, and the Houthis are certainly active here, but they will probably only release photos or official statements if they achieve success.
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