Yemen Strikes Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline in Riyadh
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Yahya Saree, spokesperson for the Yemeni armed forces, announced that four military operations were conducted using ballistic missiles and drones in response to Saudi Arabia’s military aggression and continuous crimes against the Yemeni people. He referenced recent Saudi attacks on a market in Taiz and the destruction of a village in the Bani Hashish region with American GBU-12 and GBU-38 bombs.
The first operation targeted King Khalid International Airport and several pumping stations on the East-West pipeline in Riyadh. Saree asserted that the strikes were direct, resulting in fires and damage at the targeted locations.
The second operation reportedly struck Aramco facilities in Abqaiq, with Saree claiming successful achievement of its objectives.
The third operation targeted Saudi forces’ gathering points in the Al-Mudareebah and Ras Al-Ara regions, reportedly under the supervision of Saudi officer Bader Al-Harbi. According to reports, this operation led to a significant number of Saudi forces killed and wounded.
The fourth operation focused on a financial center in Riyadh, which the Yemeni armed forces spokesperson described as a response to enemy attacks on children and women.
Saree also issued a warning to investors and companies, declaring Saudi Arabia unsafe until the aggression ceases and the blockade is lifted, advising them to relocate their capital to secure countries.
He refuted Saudi Arabia’s claims of the East-West pipeline being targeted in Medina, emphasizing that the operation specifically targeted the pipeline in Riyadh, the Saudi capital.
In conclusion, Yahya Saree stated that the Yemeni armed forces will continue their operations deep within Saudi territory, implementing the principle of “blockade for blockade” and “escalation for escalation.” He vowed to continue targeting Saudi forces’ gathering points and officers until the aggression and blockade are halted.
