Arab Coalition destroys 3 Houthi drones targeting southern Saudi Arabia
The Kingdom of Bahrain condemned, on Sunday, the launching of three drones by the Houthi rebel militia, headed towards the southern region of Saudi Arabia.
Meanwhile, Kuwait expressed its condemnation and denunciation in the strongest terms of the continued attempts by Houthi militias to threaten the kingdom’s security by targeting the southern region with three drones.
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement today that the continuation of these aggressive practices and the escalation targeting civilians, civilian areas, Saudi Arabia’s security and the stability of the region, constitute a flagrant violation of the rules of international humanitarian law and require the international community to act quickly and decisively to deter these threats and hold the perpetrators accountable.
The statement affirmed Kuwait’s full support for Saudi Arabia in all measures it takes to preserve its security, stability and sovereignty.
On Saturday evening, the Saudi-led Arab coalition announced the interception and destruction of three Houthi drones that were launched towards the southern region of Saudi Arabia.
The Arab coalition said in a statement that “the threat of drones was detected from inside Sanaa”, adding that “intelligence is being monitored and operational preparations are being made for air strikes against any threat”.
Also on Saturday, the Arab coalition announced the destruction of 17 military vehicles and the death of more than 160 Houthi putschists in Marib in 23 operations in 24 hours; this comes a day after the coalition carried out 19 attacks in Yemen’s Marib within 24 hours.
