Saudi Arabia promises response to Houthi attacks
Saudi Arabia has announced plans to retaliate against the Houthis, an Iran-supported militia based in Yemen, after the group wounded at least 73 Saudi civilians in airstrikes. The Saudi government blamed the Houthis for recent attacks targeting energy infrastructure, which caused fires at energy facilities and led to temporary halts in operations. The Ministry of Energy is taking measures to protect its facilities and personnel.
Saudi Arabia promised to retaliate against the Houthis, an Iran-backed militia based in Yemen, on Tuesday after the rebel group wounded at least 73 Saudi civilians in airstrikes.
The kingdom blamed the Houthis for the latest attacks on its energy infrastructure. Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Energy said the attacks caused fires at some of its energy facilities, leading to a temporary halt in operations. The ministry added that it is taking steps to ensure the safety of the facilities and its personnel.
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