Saudi forces claimed to have intercepted two missiles fired by Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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On Saturday, the Saudi-led military coalition announced the interception of two ballistic missiles launched by Houthi rebels toward the Saudi Arabian cities of Taif and Yanbu. The coalition, which has been intervening in the Yemeni conflict since 2015, reported that the projectiles were successfully downed in the western region of the kingdom.
This incident follows recent reports involving Saudi civil defense agencies. The interception marks a continuation of the ongoing regional conflict, as the Houthi movement frequently targets Saudi territory with ballistic missiles and drones amid the protracted war in Yemen.
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Infobae (first entry)Focuses on the Saudi military's claim of interception.
Infobae (second entry)Emphasizes the use of ballistic missiles and the coalition's 2015 intervention.
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