Yemeni Army: Saudi Arabia Will Face a Painful Response for the Attack on Sanaa in Riyadh

In a statement accompanied by a map, the joint command of the Saudi-led coalition urged civilians to evacuate the Yemen Oil Company site and the Al-Sabaha Central Station in Sanaa to ensure their safety.

The spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces warned that any attack on the country's capital will be met with a severe and painful reaction in Riyadh.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, the official spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces, in a statement warning Saudi Arabia, announced: Any attack on Sana'a by Saudi Arabia will be met with a severe and painful response in Riyadh.

"The Yemeni armed forces are warning all employees and citizens near any Aramco oil facility to leave and stay away from it, as this is a legitimate target for our forces," Yahya Saree said.

This warning was issued after Turki al-Maliki, the spokesman of the Saudi-led coalition, announced the issuance of a warning to the residents of areas in Sana'a in order to prepare for an attack on these areas.

In this statement, the command of the joint forces of the Saudi coalition requested the civilians to evacuate the location of the Yemen Oil Company / Sabah Central Station in Sana'a in order to maintain their safety.

On Tuesday, the Saudi coalition acknowledged the attack of three drones in the north of Riyadh and the attempt to intercept it. Meanwhile, two ballistic missiles were fired at Khamis Mushit in the south of Saudi Arabia on Monday evening.

Ambassador Arjan Net also reported: Saudi Arabia's airstrikes targeted the Bani Moin area in the border town of Razeh, west of Saada province in northern Yemen.

Previously, Saudi Arabian fighter jets targeted several areas in Yemen's capital, especially Sana'a airport, in the past few days.

In response to these attacks, the Yemeni armed forces targeted several areas in Saudi Arabia, especially King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, with missile and drone attacks.