The Yemeni Armed Forces carried out four qualitative military operations during the past 48 hours using a number of ballistic missiles and drones.
The Armed Forces confirmed that the first operation targeted the Ministry of Defense building in the Saudi enemy capital, Riyadh, with a direct hit, by God's grace. The second operation targeted King Fahd International Airport in Dammam and led to the disruption of air traffic at the airport.
The third operation targeted the Aramco company in Yanbu, with a direct hit, by God's grace, and led to a fire breaking out at the targeted site. The fourth operation targeted Abha International Airport, with a direct hit, by God's grace.
Warnings Against Targeting Yemeni Tribes
The Yemeni Armed Forces affirmed that the Saudi enemy's threat to target Yemeni tribes "will not pass unnoticed," and that if it becomes involved in implementing this threat, the consequences will be catastrophic and unexpected for it.
They stated: "We will resort to major options we did not want to take, and we hold it responsible for the consequences."
They also affirmed that they will continue their operations toward the Saudi depth in defense of our country and people, and that they are continuing to impose the equation of siege for siege and escalation for escalation, and to target Saudi enemy mobilizations until the aggression is stopped and the siege on our country is ended.
The four operations carried out by the Yemeni Armed Forces within 48 hours represent a significant escalation in the Armed Forces' campaign against Saudi Arabia.
The targeting of the Ministry of Defense building in Riyadh, King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, the Aramco facility in Yanbu, and Abha International Airport demonstrates Yemen's ability to strike high-value targets across Saudi Arabia with precision.
The targeting of the Saudi Ministry of Defense in Riyadh is a major escalation, as it represents a direct strike on the heart of the Saudi military establishment.
The operation demonstrates the Armed Forces' intelligence capabilities and its ability to reach the most sensitive Saudi targets.
