Sunday, March 20, 2022

Yemen's Houthis Launch Multiple Strikes On Critical Saudi Sites

 

DW: Yemen's Houthi rebels hit Aramco, other facilities in Saudi Arabia 

The coalition fighting in Yemen said Houthi rebels hit several energy facilities in Saudi Arabia. This comes days after the rebels rejected a GCC invitation for talks on the conflict. 

The Saudi-led military coalition said early on Sunday that the Houthi rebels launched four attacks on the kingdom, state media reported. 

The attacks damaged civilian cars and homes but caused no casualties, it said. 

It was the latest escalation in a slate of Houthi cross-border attacks on Saudi Arabia as peace talks between the two sides remain stalled. The ongoing conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Iran-backed Houthi rebels has taken a devastating toll on Yemen since 2015. 

Read more .... 

Yemen's Houthis Launch Multiple Strikes On Critical Saudi Sites  

Yemen rebels launch barrage of strikes on Saudi sites -- AP  

Yemen Houthis attack Saudi energy facilities, refinery output hit -- Reuter  

Houthis Attack Aramco Facility in Saudi Arabia, Coalition Says -- VOA/AFP  

Houthi's fire missiles at Saudi energy facility -- The Hill  

Houthis launch multiple strikes on Saudi sites -- Al Jazeera

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Houthis are heroes.

More drone and missile attacks, please.

B.Poster said...

Why haven't the Houthis won already?!!? With their allies and support they should have won long ago.

I'm pretty sure Ukrainian leadsbip has studied this. How Are Houthi opponents still in the fight?

Anonymous said...

B? Are you drunk?

KSA and UAE are backed by the world's greatest purveyor of violence.

The Houthis ain't.

"allies and support they should have won long ago...", what are you smoking?



RussInSoCal said...

Everyone is missing the point. The attacks should be reported as, "Iranian Proxies Attack Saudi Infrastructure, UAE Ups Readiness.

While US Courts Iran (Through Russia) On Insane New Biden Iran Deal