Houthi rebels have launched attacks on a military base in southern Saudi Arabia, according to reports. The strikes, attributed to drones and missiles, targeted weapons depots and command centers, according to a Houthi military spokesperson. The attacks come as the group continues its advance in Yemen, forcing large numbers of civilians to flee.
Tens of thousands of people have been displaced across Yemen in recent days, with some escaping to Djibouti. The Houthi offensive has intensified fighting with government forces, particularly around key strongholds. The conflict has raised concerns about regional stability and the potential disruption of global energy supplies.
Saudi Arabia has condemned the attacks, with its prime minister expressing solidarity with the Saudi leadership. The country faces growing challenges, including threats to its oil exports through the Red Sea and disruptions to critical shipping routes. The situation highlights the escalating tensions between regional powers and the impact on civilian populations.
The attacks also draw international attention, with some leaders criticizing Iran's role in supporting the Houthi rebels. The conflict remains a complex and volatile issue, with no immediate resolution in sight.
