Houthi Attacks Injure Civilians in Najran
The Houthi movement bombed the Nawar n area in southern Saudi Arabia, and their attacks using random projectiles resulted in the injury of 11 civilians, including seven Saudis—a woman and a child—as well as citizens from Yemen, Pakistan, and Egypt. The Coalition Command confirmed that these attacks constitute a violation of international humanitarian law and stated that it will take deterrent measures to protect the population.On the security front, Saudi Arabia announced a initiative to establish a multi-national maritime defense coalition aimed at securing trade routes and energy sources in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, with the participation of over 43 countries, to counter maritime threats and regional and international risks.
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