🎯 Current Updates

🇾🇪 Yemen

— Breaking: A missile attack hit the Al-Kharj province in Saudi Arabia.

— Yemeni forces are making progress on Mount Sabr overlooking Taiz and have taken control of vast areas of the strategic Mount Han, which serves as the western gateway to Taiz.

— Yemeni forces have taken control of parts of Mount Sabr and are approaching Cairo Fortress in Taiz city.

— Intense fighting was reported in the Taiz direction, with PLC forces launching localized counterattacks in several directions throughout the day.

🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia

— News sources reported that at least 45 people were wounded in a missile strike by Yemeni AnsarAllah targeting King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. Later reports citing the New York Times said the attack killed at least 12 people and injured 50. Reuters also reported 12 fatalities and dozens of injuries following the attack, which temporarily halted operations at the airport and caused flight diversions and cancellations.

— Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation temporarily suspended operations at King Khalid International Airport while damage was being assessed.

— A projectile reportedly impacted King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, northeastern Saudi Arabia. Reports also said aircraft remained in holding patterns over Dammam for an extended period.

— Air traffic was reported to have stopped over Jeddah Airport, while several aircraft were reportedly avoiding landing at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah.

— Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh, Jazan and Najran airports were reported closed.

— Reports indicated that additional Saudi airports may have entered the targeting area, although no announcement had been made by Sana’a at the time.

— A Yemeni official source told Al Mayadeen that more than 400 Giants Brigades personnel had been killed or wounded in Ras al-Arah, Lahj, including commanders. The source also said the Saudi air-defense systems had failed to prevent the losses.

— A Yemeni source reported that some investors and companies were considering leaving Saudi Arabia because of concerns that the war could continue for an extended period.

🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates

— The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations organization said several ships in waters near Ras Al Khaimah had been instructed to leave their anchorage locations.

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