U.S. Refuses to Intervene as Houthis Ramp Up Saudi Attacks

The Intercept • 28 oct. 17h04

The United States, under President Donald Trump, has refrained from joining Saudi Arabia in its war against Yemen's Houthi movement, highlighting a reduced American military presence in the Middle East.

Reuters • 28 oct. 13h28

Houthis attacked Aden airport following a warning to evacuate, injuring civilians and halting flights, as fighting between the group and the Saudi-led coalition intensifies.

The Bulwark • 28 oct. 09h30

The Houthi militia in Yemen has intensified missile and drone strikes against Saudi targets and Red Sea shipping, prompting concerns about regional security and the cost of defending against low-cost weapons.

NDTV • 27 oct. 17h51

The Houthi movement said it hit Saudi Arabia's defence ministry in Riyadh and the Ras Tanura oil refinery with ballistic missiles, while Saudi officials reported intercepting missiles and a fire that was later contained.

The Jerusalem Post • 27 oct. 14h47

The Houthi movement claimed to have struck Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura oil refinery and several military sites with missiles and drones, while Saudi officials have not confirmed the attacks.

CNA • 26 oct. 11h43

Saudi authorities intercepted a ballistic missile aimed at Riyadh's main airport after the Houthis claimed another strike, highlighting ongoing threats to civilian aviation in the kingdom.

Al Jazeera • 25 oct. 10h54

The Saudi-led coalition reported destroying a ballistic missile, a drone and a cruise missile aimed at Riyadh and Khamis Mushait, and later intercepted ten missiles headed for southern Saudi Arabia.

The Jerusalem Post • 25 oct. 09h09

Saudi civil defense reported the interception of multiple aerial threats over Riyadh and southern regions after the Houthis claimed attacks on the capital's airport and oil facilities.