Houthi Attacks Injure 11 in Najran
Houthi attacks targeting the city of Najran in Saudi Arabia have resulted in injuries to 11 civilians, including two Saudis—one woman and a child—with second-degree burns—as well as a Yemeni, Pakistani, and Egyptian national. The spokesperson for the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia described the launching of projectiles at civilian areas as a violation of international humanitarian law, emphasizing that the coalition will take strict measures to protect civilians. In a related development, Saudi Arabia announced an initiative to establish a multilateral maritime defense coalition aimed at safeguarding the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait maritime routes, in order to enhance navigation security and prevent maritime threats. This coalition involves over 43 countries, with a focus on supporting regional and international security in accordance with the initiative and international treaties.
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