Houthis Announce Targeting King Khalid Airport and East-West Pipeline in Riyadh
The Houthi group announced on Tuesday that it targeted King Khalid International Airport and a number of pumping stations on the East–West pipeline in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.
The group's military spokesman, Yahya Saree, said in a statement that the operations targeted King Khalid Airport and the pumping stations on the East–West pipeline with a number of ballistic missiles and drones, resulting in direct hits that caused fires and damage to the targeted sites. He added that the Aramco company in Abqaiq and the financial center in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, were also targeted.
Saree noted that the operations were in response to Saudi raids that targeted the Al-Hadara market in Taiz and homes in the Hashish district of Sana'a with its warplanes and American "GBU-12" and "GBU-38" bombs.
The statement warned "all investors and companies against keeping their investments in Saudi Arabia," advising them to move them to peaceful and safe countries because "Saudi Arabia is not a safe country for investment until it ends its aggression and siege on Yemen."
Source: Houthi-affiliated Saba News Agency
