Houthis threaten US response Trump criticizes
The military clashes in Yemen are intensifying between the legitimate government forces and the Houthi Ansar Allah group, along with ongoing ground escalation operations and missile and drone attacks targeting Saudi Arabia and its airports, particularly King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, which has been repeatedly targeted in recent days, resulting in civilian casualties and injuries. The Saudi-led coalition supporting the legitimate government also announced that it has intercepted and destroyed ballistic missiles launched toward the kingdom. Meanwhile, ground military operations continue in the provinces of Taiz and Marib, with government forces making advances and the Houthis targeting strategic areas. The number of internally displaced persons has exceeded 216,000 since August due to ongoing military escalation, further aggravating the suffering of civilians and threatening basic services. This situation has been accompanied by international calls, especially from Egypt, to stop attacks on Saudi Arabia, while humanitarian organizations warn of a deterioration in the health and living conditions in the affected regions. The military operations are ongoing as part of the "Fajr Yemen" plan, which aims to restore control over state institutions and end Houthi dominance.
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