missile attack on Yanbu and Riyadh; Alleged interception of missiles by the Saudi coalition

The coalition led by Saudi Arabia announced the interception of missiles and drones fired at different regions of this country; There have also been reports of attacks on Yanbu, Riyadh and southern Arabia and the sound of explosions.

The coalition led by Saudi Arabia announced the interception of missiles and drones fired at different regions of this country; There have also been reports of attacks on Yanbu, Riyadh and southern Arabia and the sound of explosions.

Ambassador Arjan - International Group: The coalition supporting the resigned government of Yemen, while acknowledging today's missile and drone attacks by Yemenis on different regions of Saudi Arabia, announced their interception.

The coalition supporting the resigned government of Yemen, led by Saudi Arabia, announced that it had intercepted and shot down a ballistic missile that had been fired towards Saudi Arabia's Yanbu province in the past few hours.

The coalition also announced that it intercepted two cruise missiles over the Red Sea.

The coalition supporting the resigned government of Yemen further admitted that three drones were fired towards the southern region and the city of Riyadh.

This is while the Saudi Civil Defense Organization issued a danger warning in Yanba province this afternoon, and some news sources reported that Yemeni armed forces launched a missile attack on this province.

A few minutes ago, news sources reported missile and drone attacks on Riyadh and southern Saudi Arabia and the sounds of explosions.

This morning, the spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces announced the downing of an aggressor drone in Marib province of this country.

Yahya Saree said: This "Wing Loong 2" drone belonging to Saudi Arabia was shot down during hostile actions with a suitable weapon.

Referring to the disruption in flights and the extension of the closure of the Riyadh International Airport until October 17, the American Embassy in Riyadh urged American citizens to use rail and land routes and airports in the Persian Gulf countries.

After the publication of reports about a missile attack on Riyadh and smoke rising from an energy facility, the Saudi Civil Defense announced: The fall of the debris of the intercepted missile resulted in the injury of one person and limited material damage.

The Saudi Civil Aviation Organization announced that a Pakistani citizen was killed and 11 people were injured in a new attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport.