The Yemeni armed forces announced today, Monday, the execution of six military operations targeting oil facilities, airports, military bases, and Saudi radars in the past 48 hours.
The Yemeni forces stated in a statement received by the "Video News Agency" that "the operations came in response to the Saudi aggression, which launched more than 200 airstrikes and missile attacks targeting civilian sites in the capital, Sana'a, and the liberated provinces in the past 48 hours, resulting in dozens of martyrs and wounded, most of whom are women and children," noting that "the total number of Saudi airstrikes and missile attacks since the escalation began has exceeded 2,700."
They added that "their forces executed six qualitative military operations using a large number of ballistic and cruise missiles and drones, with the first targeting the Aramco facility in Yanbu in two phases, leading to large fires at the targeted sites."
They clarified that "the second operation targeted the Shaybah oil field, resulting in fires at the targeted sites, while the third operation targeted King Khalid Airport in Riyadh in three phases, confirming accurate and direct hits."
They continued that "the fourth operation targeted Abha International Airport and Saudi radars in the Al-Husn and Al-Rahma mountains, along with Khamis Mushait Air Base, in three phases, which disrupted air traffic at the airport and caused damage to the airbase."
They indicated that "the fifth operation targeted the Saudi naval task force camp, resulting in casualties among Saudi forces, while the sixth operation targeted a Saudi radar in Bir Askar, leading to its destruction."
The Yemeni forces affirmed that they "will not succumb to the Saudi aggression and will continue to resist and respond with broader operations, harder strikes, and more intense targeting," stressing "the continuation of their military operations towards the Saudi depth and enforcing a siege-on-siege equation and escalation-on-escalation, targeting Saudi military mobilizations until the aggression stops and the siege on Yemen is lifted."