⚔️✈️Houthis launch six waves of strikes in wake of Saudi terror bombings 🗣️“In response to the brutal Saudi aggression against our country and its heinous crimes…the Yemeni Armed Forces carried out six qualitative military operations using a large number of ballistic and cruise missiles and drones,” Ansar Allah-aligned Armed Forces spokesman Yahya Saree announced Saturday. The strikes follow Friday’s Saudi attack on a market in Taiz governorate, which killed at least 30 people, and Saturday’s strike on a settlement in the outskirts of Sanaa, in which over 50 civilians, mostly children, women, and first responders were killed and wounded in a quadruple-tap attack. The retaliatory campaign included: ➡️ strikes targeting King Khalid International Airport and Saudi Aramco infrastructure in Riyadh ➡️ an attack on Aramco facilities in Khurais ➡️ a strike on a pumping station in Riyadh province along the kingdom’s strategic East-West Crude Oil Pipeline ➡️ an attack on a Saudi National Guard camp in Najran near the Yemeni border (direct hit, “large number of dead and wounded,” according to Saree) ➡️ a three-phase strike targeting enemy formations in Al-Jawf province, “dozens” of enemy troops under the command of Saudi Brig. Gen. Faris Al-Shammari reported killed or injured ➡️ a strike targeting enemy forces commanded by Saudi Brig. Gen. Faris Al-Shammari in Raghwan and Madghal, Marib province Saudi Arabia will be made to “pay a heavy price for every crime and act of aggression,” Saree said, warning that operations “deep inside Saudi territory” will continue based on the “siege for siege, escalation for escalation” calculus. Houthi-aligned Supreme Political Council chairman and de-facto president Mahdi al-Mashat warned separately on Saturday that Yemen’s dead would be “avenged,” and that the Saudi “Horn of Satan” would be “punished” for its targeting of markets and civilian homes “just as the Zionist does.” 👍 Substack | Chat | @geopolitics_prime