Yemen's armed forces announce seven operations against Saudi airports, oil facilities and a military base Yemen's armed forces announced on October 24 that they had carried out seven military operations using ballistic missiles and UAVs against targets deep inside Saudi Arabia, including three airports, an oil infrastructure and an air base. According to the statement, the operations are targeted: King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh: targeted in two phases, with the armed forces claiming a precision hit. Saudi Aramco facilities in Yanbu: targeted in the second operation, with a report of an exact hit. An oil refinery will wake up: targeted in the third operation, which the armed forces say has successfully achieved its objective. Crude oil pumping stations and the East. Western Crude Pipeline: Targeted in Operation IV, which reportedly achieved its goal. King Fahd International Airport in Dammam: targeted in the fifth operation, with the armed forces claiming a precision strike that disrupted airport operations. Najran Airport: targeted in the sixth operation, with a report of a direct and precise hit. Hamis Mushait Air Base: Targeted in the seventh operation, with a report of a direct hit. Yemen's armed forces said that the operations came in response to the Saudi attacks in Yemen, and that Saudi forces had carried out 100 airstrikes during the previous 24 hours, targeting civilian sites in Sana'a and other areas under their control and leaving dozens dead and wounded. They added that the Saudi attacks since the beginning of the latest escalation reached a total of 3,123 air strikes and missiles. The statement reaffirmed the commitment of the armed forces to protect Yemen and its people, citing the support of the Yemeni tribes, and declared that operations against targets deep inside Saudi Arabia would continue under the principle of "siege to siege and escalation to escalation."

Yemen's armed forces announce seven operations against Saudi airports, oil facilities and a military base Yemen's armed forces announced on October 24 that they had carried out seven military operations using ballistic missiles and UAVs against targets deep inside Saudi Arabia, including three airports, an oil infrastructure and an air base. According to the statement, the operations are targeted: King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh: targeted in two phases, with the armed forces claiming a precision hit. Saudi Aramco facilities in Yanbu: targeted in the second operation, with a report of an exact hit. An oil refinery will wake up: targeted in the third operation, which the armed forces say has successfully achieved its objective. Crude oil pumping stations and the East. Western Crude Pipeline: Targeted in Operation IV, which reportedly achieved its goal. King Fahd International Airport in Dammam: targeted in the fifth operation, with the armed forces claiming a precision strike that disrupted airport operations. Najran Airport: targeted in the sixth operation, with a report of a direct and precise hit. Hamis Mushait Air Base: Targeted in the seventh operation, with a report of a direct hit. Yemen's armed forces said that the operations came in response to the Saudi attacks in Yemen, and that Saudi forces had carried out 100 airstrikes during the previous 24 hours, targeting civilian sites in Sana'a and other areas under their control and leaving dozens dead and wounded. They added that the Saudi attacks since the beginning of the latest escalation reached a total of 3,123 air strikes and missiles. The statement reaffirmed the commitment of the armed forces to protect Yemen and its people, citing the support of the Yemeni tribes, and declared that operations against targets deep inside Saudi Arabia would continue under the principle of "siege to siege and escalation to escalation."