Coalition intercepts Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia
The Houthis (Ansar Allah) launched attacks on Saudi Arabia, firing two ballistic missiles and two drones. The missiles aimed to reach Khamis Mushait, while the drones targeted Riyadh, but the coalition led by Saudi Arabia intercepted them. The coalition confirmed that the Kingdom is monitoring the ongoing threats from the Houthis, who have been conducting attacks since announcing a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia in July, as well as targeting ships in the Red Sea. In a move to strengthen defense, military leaders from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan reviewed shared threats in Riyadh, emphasizing that any attack on one of the countries is considered an attack on all, in accordance with the Riyadh Treaty for Collective Defense.
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