Arab League launches 24-hour airstrikes against Houthis, attacks Yemeni capital

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18 One 2022 00:23 GMT

Three people were killed and eight were injured in Monday’s Houthi attacks in the United Arab Emirates.

Gen. Turki al-Maliki, a spokesman for the Saudi-led military coalition fighting Houthi militants in Yemen, announced that an F-15 fighter jet had destroyed two ballistic missiles in Sana’a in retaliation for Houthi “hostile terrorist attacks.” In Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates this Monday.

Coalition forces have launched a 24-hour air operation in the Yemeni capital, urging civilians to stay out of military camps for their own protection.

Mentioned in Al Maliki Release The Arab League intercepted this Monday Eight drones were loaded with ammunition It was launched by the Houthis towards Saudi Arabia to attack civilians. In this sense, he stressed that “terrorist militants” are navigating the southern Red Sea and the Strait of Bob El-Mandeb and endangering international trade freedom and threatening regional security.

The Houthis attacked this Monday They are gone Three people were killed and eight were injured in the United Arab Emirates.

“The brutal and hostile attack on the United Arab Emirates brothers using two bomb-laden drones targeting two economic facilities and Abu Dhabi International Airport is a cowardly violation of international humanitarian law by all the Houthi terrorist militants who claim to be Iran’s proxies in the region,” he said. Paradoxically, innocent civilians were deliberately targeted, “said a Saudi spokesman.

The authors of the latest attacks on Arab countries must be “held accountable,” al-Maliki said.