Houthi rebels in Yemen have launched a new wave of attacks targeting Saudi military installations, according to reports. The strikes, which involved drones and missiles, hit key military sites in the kingdom, escalating tensions in the region. The attacks come as the Houthis claim they have intensified their operations against Saudi Arabia, with no immediate response from the kingdom.
The attacks are part of a broader conflict that has seen the Houthis, backed by Iran, clash with Saudi Arabia and its allies. The rebels have previously targeted Saudi oil infrastructure and military bases, drawing international condemnation. In recent days, the Houthis have also accused Saudi Arabia of failing to respond to their attacks, highlighting a growing rift between the two sides.
Regional powers have expressed concern over the escalating violence. Some Gulf states have reportedly canceled planned meetings with Iran, signaling a shift in diplomatic efforts. Meanwhile, Iran has denied any involvement in the Yemen war, despite longstanding accusations of support for the Houthis. The situation remains volatile, with both sides continuing to exchange fire.
The conflict in Yemen has caused widespread humanitarian suffering, with millions of civilians caught in the crossfire. As the attacks continue, the international community faces mounting pressure to find a resolution to the ongoing crisis.
