🇾🇪 ❌ 🇸🇦 | Yemen-Saudi Arabia war front developments | October 2, 2026 (+ve)

— Breaking : AnsarAllah targeted the headquarters of Saudi forces in Aden, southern Yemen, with ballistic missiles and drones. According to the latest reports, dozens of Saudi soldiers and officers inside the compound were killed or injured, armored vehicles were burned, and warehouses were destroyed. The situation remains ongoing, and further details are emerging.

— Yemeni forces launched a new missile and drone attack toward southern Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia said its air defenses intercepted four Yemeni drones over Khamis Mushait in Asir Province and that two ballistic missiles were launched toward Khamis Mushait and Jizan. Reports also said two missiles targeted Jizan and Khamis Mushait.

— AnsarAllah forces launched major offensives across several areas of the Taiz front following large-scale withdrawals by Saudi-backed forces. Ansar Allah continued its advance toward Jabal Habashi and Al-Saeed. On the Jurdad Heights front, Ansar Allah reportedly recaptured Jabal Qurfan and Wadi Al-Ajram and advanced toward Darahah, while heavy clashes continued in Jabal Aghbar. The status of the Waziyah and Kabuh mountains remained unclear. Withdrawals near Najd Al-Bard reportedly allowed Ansar Allah forces to destroy the Hayjat Al-Abd supply line after an earlier failed attempt.

— AnsarAllah forces made significant advances in several sectors of the Taiz front, broke through defensive lines around the Jabal Habashi heights west of Taiz, and cut the Taiz–Aden road at Al-Safiya Junction. Ansar Allah-affiliated media identified the captured position along the road as Al-Safiya Junction. Other reports said Ansar Allah forces had advanced in Jabal Habashi, Sam’, and Jabal Rasin, while a bridge on one of the roads leading into and out of Taiz was destroyed. The situation remained fluid.

— Yemeni sources also reported a drone and missile attack against sites belonging to Saudi forces in Al-Buraiqah, Aden. One drone reportedly targeted a natural gas tank inside a coalition forces’ camp during a military meeting, causing an explosion and fire. A fifth explosion was later reported in Aden.

— Reports indicated that flights were suspended at several Saudi airports, including Riyadh, Najran, Jizan, Abha, Bisha, Wadi Al-Dawasir, and Taif. Sounds of explosions were also reported in Dammam and Riyadh.

—The US military sent two additional Patriot missile batteries to protect oil and gas facilities in Saudi Arabia and Qatar. One battery was reportedly sent to Saudi Arabia to protect an oil facility, while the other was sent to Qatar to protect a natural gas facility.

— Yemen’s Supreme Political Council Chairman Mahdi Al-Mashat said Yemen would reject attempts to associate the Yemeni people with any attack against Islamic holy sites. He held the Saudi government responsible for any attack on Mecca, pilgrims, Medina, or the Prophet’s Mosque and rejected what he called repeated Saudi accusations against Yemen.

— A missile attack reportedly targeted Aramco’s North Yanbu plant within Yanbu Industrial Port. In response to Saudi attacks, reports said missiles were subsequently launched from Yemen.

— Explosions were reported in Aden, including a fifth explosion following a series of attacks attributed to Yemeni forces. Local reports said missile and drone attacks targeted sites containing Saudi forces in Al-Buraiqah.

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