Houthi Rebels Threaten Saudi Arabia Over Airspace Violations, Vow Attacks on Land and Sea
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First reported by Walla · 5 hours ago
What happened
Houthi rebels accused Saudi Arabia of airspace violations and threatened attacks if aggression continues, following a confrontation involving Saudi warplanes and an Iranian civilian flight at Sanaa airport. The Houthis vowed to continue flights between Sanaa and Tehran and warned of retaliatory strikes on Saudi targets. The conflict, ongoing since 2014, has involved a Saudi-led coalition and caused a severe humanitarian crisis, with recent diplomatic efforts aiming for peace.
- 01Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of airspace violations and threaten retaliation on land and sea.
- 02Houthi spokesperson claims confrontation with Saudi warplanes over Iranian civilian flight at Sanaa airport.
- 03Flight carrying 200 injured civilians landed successfully and departed to Tehran with official delegation.
- 04Saudi-led coalition has bombed Houthis since 2015 after they seized Sanaa and ousted recognized government.
- 05Conflict caused severe humanitarian crisis and international criticism over civilian harm.
- 06Saudi Arabia shifted to direct talks with Houthis since 2022, seeking political settlement and economic aid.
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