Yemen's armed forces announce six operations targeting the Saudi airport, oil infrastructure and military positions.
The spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces (Ansarallah), Brigadier General Yahya Sari, announced on Wednesday, November 11, that Ansarallah carried out six military operations against Saudi Arabia and military positions supported by Saudi Arabia in Yemen, using cruise missiles, ballistic missiles and UAVs.
The announcement came against the backdrop of Saudi Arabia's continued airstrikes on Yemen. Sari said Saudi warplanes had carried out 93 airstrikes in the previous 24 hours, targeting civilian sites across the governorates of Lah, Tais, al-Jouf, Hajjah, Marib and Damar. According to reports, the strikes, carried out by F-15 and Typhoon jets operating from Hamis Mushait and Taif air bases, killed and wounded civilians. The total number of Saudi attacks since the escalation began has reached 4,765 airstrikes and missile strikes.
The six analyzes were as follows:
The first targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh with three cruise missiles.
A second targeted pumping station No. 11 in the Yanbu area using a UAV.
The third targeted Saudi army concentrations in the Khorez camp and in Ras al-Ara, under the supervision of the Saudi officer Badr al-Harbi, with several ballistic missiles. According to reports, the attack caused a large number of casualties.
The fourth and fifth operations targeted Saudi military concentrations under the supervision of Saudi officer Fars al-Shamari in al-Jouf governorate and east of Ragwan district in Marib governorate. Two ballistic missiles were used.
The sixth focused on the Saudi command headquarters and operations room in the al-Buriqa area, which Sari said oversees Saudi military concentrations across active fronts in Laj, al-Dahal, Tais and other governorates.
Sari also rejected Saudi claims that a drone was intercepted over Mecca, calling the allegations fabricated.