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Saudi Arabia intercepts 6 Houthi drones

In this undated file photo, a Patriot missile is deployed at a Saudi Air Defense Forces base in Khamis Mushayt, in the southern region of Asir. (File/SPA)
In this undated file photo, a Patriot missile is deployed at a Saudi Air Defense Forces base in Khamis Mushayt, in the southern region of Asir. (File/SPA)
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25 Mar 2022 09:03:25 GMT9
25 Mar 2022 09:03:25 GMT9

Arab News

Saudi Arabia’s air defense forces destroyed six drones launched by Houthi militia targeting the southern part of the Kingdom, the Coalition said on Friday. 

The hostile attempts by the Houthi militia deliberately target civilian areas, energy installations, the Coalition said. 

The continued attacks by the Houthis threaten both regional and international security, the Coalition added. 

“We support the Gulf and international community in achieving successful negotiations with Yemen,” the Coalition said.

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