Yemen's Armed Forces Announce Multiple Missile and UAV Operations Against Saudi Targets On October 25 and 26, Yemen's Armed Forces announced a series of military operations targeting Saudi airports, military bases, oil infrastructure and Saudi-backed forces in Yemen, as well as the downing of a Saudi reconnaissance drone, according to statements released by military spokesman Sub General Yahya Sari. King Khalid International Airport, Riyadh: Targeted by ballistic missiles as part of three major operations. The Air Force said the attack successfully achieved its objective. In a separate message, Sari reported another accurate ballistic missile hit against the airport. King Khalid Air Force Base, Hamis Mushait: Targeted by ballistic missiles aimed at aircraft parking areas, ammunition depots, drone control centers and several other important facilities, claiming direct and accurate hits. Saudi Border Guard Southern Naval Base, Jizan: Targeted by ballistic missiles, claiming a precision hit that killed and wounded Saudi soldiers and officers. East-. Western crude oil pumping stations: targeted in a separate operation that includes several drones, claiming a precise hit to the facilities. Salah al-Din, Aden: Saudi-backed military concentrations and weapons depots were targeted by ballistic missiles. Al-Wat, Lahj: A second operation of ballistic missiles targeted concentrations of forces and weapons depots with Saudi backing. According to the reports, the operations in Aden and Balaj left dozens dead and wounded, destroyed or set fire to several military vehicles and weapons caches, and harmed forces under the supervision of Saudi officer Badr al-Harbi. Downing of a Saudi Wing Loong II UAV over Taiz: Shot down the UAV while conducting hostile operations over Taiz Governorate.