🚀 Houthi missile and drone blitz targets Saudi MoD HQ, Aramco, two airports Yemen’s Ansar Allah-aligned Armed Forces have resumed strikes on the Saudi interior after a brief pause, announcing ballistic missile and drone attacks on: 🌏 the Ministry of Defense building in Riyadh, saying they scored a “direct hit” 🌏 the King Fahd International Airport in Damman, eastern Saudi Arabia, resulting in “a disruption of air traffic” 🌏 a Saudi Aramco facility in Yanbu, a major industrial and port hub on the Red Sea home to multiple refineries, and the terminus of the East-West oil pipeline. The Armed Forces reported a “direct hit…leading to a fire breaking out at the targeted site” 🌏 the Abha International Airport in southwest Saudi Arabia, also reporting a direct hit on the target The Armed Forces warned “that the Saudi enemy’s threats to target Yemeni tribes will not go unpunished, and if it is involved in carrying out this threat, the consequences it faces will be catastrophic and unexpected, and we will resort to major options that we did not want to take.” The statement said Saudi air and missile strikes have attacked Yemen over 2.9k times since the July escalation, “targeting civilian infrastructure…committing dozens of crimes and leaving more than 562 martyrs and wounded, most of them women and children.” Thursday’s statement comes amid reports that non-emergency US Embassy personnel and their families have been ordered to evacuate Saudi Arabia, and viral claims that some members of the kingdom’s political and economic elite may have fled, while top leaders are shuttled from palace to palace to avoid being targeted by the Houthis. 👍 Substack | Chat | @geopolitics_prime