Coalition halts drone and missile strikes over Saudi Arabia
The article addresses the military escalation in Yemen and the region, where the Saudi-led coalition announced the destruction of two cruise missiles and the interception of three armed drone attacks targeting southern Saudi Arabia and Riyadh. Airstrikes also targeted military sites in Saada to halt missile launches. Additionally, Aden airport was hit by a two-missile attack, causing panic but no injuries. The air defenses intercepted a ballistic missile aimed at Yanbu, a main port for Saudi oil exports through the Red Sea. This escalation has led to a rise in oil prices to around $110 per barrel. At the same time, the humanitarian situation in Yemen has worsened, with intensified fighting since September, resulting in hundreds of civilian casualties, amid concerns of the fragile ceasefire collapsing and the potential outbreak of a broader regional war.
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