Houthis launch new attack on Saudi capital as Trump mulls strikes
Summary
The Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen launched missile attacks on Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh, which were intercepted by Saudi forces. President Donald Trump is considering strikes against the Houthis as the rebels threaten Saudi airports and oil facilities and warn they could target U.S. interests if attacked.Key Facts
- Houthis fired ballistic missiles toward Riyadh, which Saudi forces intercepted.
- Explosions were heard over Riyadh, including near the international airport.
- The Houthis said attacks on Saudi airports and oil infrastructure will continue as retaliation for Saudi actions against Yemen's capital, Sanaa.
- The Houthis warned civilians and companies near targets to evacuate for safety.
- Saudi officials reported that missile debris injured at least four people and damaged homes in Riyadh.
- A limited fire broke out in an Aramco building targeted by the Houthis. Aramco is a key Saudi energy company.
- President Trump is weighing military strikes on the Houthis, who have threatened to attack U.S. personnel and interests in response.
- This conflict is connected to a wider regional war involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, and recent U.S.-Israeli actions against Iran.
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