On November 10, the Houthis announced missile attacks targeting King Khalid International Airport and pumping stations along the East-West pipeline, and claimed strikes on an Aramco facility in Abqaiq and Riyadh’s financial district. The Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted and destroyed ballistic missiles over Riyadh and the southern region, as well as a drone over the Eastern Province. The Houthi military spokesperson warned foreign investors and companies against maintaining investments in Saudi Arabia and urged them to leave. On November 11, three Houthi strikes targeted Aden with missiles and a drone; two missiles hit a coalition camp in the west of the city, while the drone was intercepted over the center.
Riyadh interceptions coincided with reports of drones and missiles intercepted toward Mecca, the south and western Saudi Arabia, and accounts of two camps targeted in Aden.
Read the full storyHouthis launched missile strikes on Saudi energy and financial infrastructure, as the Saudi-led coalition confirmed the interception of multiple projectiles over Riyadh and the Eastern Province.