Yemen’s armed forces announced that they had carried out four military operations targeting King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the Shuqaiq gas facility and the Tanajib oil facility, both associated with Saudi Aramco, as well as King Fahd International Airport in Dammam. The operations also targeted Saudi enemy troop concentrations in Ras al-Ara.

In a statement, the armed forces said that, in response to Saudi aggression, they had, with the help of Allah Almighty, carried out four precision military operations over the previous 24 hours using ballistic and cruise missiles, as well as drones, as follows:

1-King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh was targeted in three successive waves beginning on the evening of the day before yesterday. The strikes disrupted air traffic and forced the airport to shut down completely.

2-The Shuqaiq gas facility, associated with Saudi Aramco in the Eastern Province, was targeted. The strike scored a direct hit, by Allah’s grace, triggering major fires at the site.

3-The Tanajib oil facility, associated with Saudi Aramco in the Eastern Province, was targeted. The strike scored a direct hit, by God’s grace, setting the facility ablaze.

4-King Fahd International Airport in Dammam was targeted. The strike scored a direct hit, disrupting air traffic at the airport.

Targeting Saudi Troop Concentrations Inside Saudi Arabia:
The armed forces added that they had carried out a precision strike against Saudi enemy troop concentrations in the Ras al-Ara and al-Saqiya areas using six ballistic missiles and two drones. The strikes scored direct hits, by Allah’s grace, leaving dozens dead and wounded among their ranks.

The armed forces also confirmed that they had successfully engaged several formations of Saudi combat aircraft using a large number of locally manufactured surface-to-air missiles, forcing them to retreat, by Allah’s grace.

The statement said the military operations were carried out in response to what it described as the brutal Saudi aggression against Yemen and its people. 

Over the previous 24 hours, Saudi Arabia had launched 124 airstrikes targeting the capital, Sanaa, and the provinces of Taiz, Marib, al-Jawf, Hajjah, Hodeida, and Saada, bringing the reported total since the escalation against Yemen began to 2,058 airstrikes.

The armed forces further stated that the attacks had resulted in large-scale massacres among the Yemeni people, with women and children accounting for the majority of the victims.