Explosions reported in Riyadh after Yemeni missile fire; Saudi jets strike Sanaa

Local sources reported explosions in Riyadh after missiles fired by Yemen's armed forces targeted the Saudi capital, according to Al-Masirah. At the same time, Saudi warplanes bombed northern and southern Sanaa, the report said.

The spokesman for the Saudi-led coalition said warning sirens were activated in Riyadh and that air defense systems engaged Yemeni ballistic and cruise missiles. The coalition did not give details on the outcome of the intercepts.

Saudi warplanes also bombed northern Sanaa, targeting a fuel station, while the oil company building in the Al-Satin district in southern Sanaa was hit, according to the report. No casualty figures were immediately provided.

The attacks come as Saudi-led coalition airstrikes on Yemen continue, with the country's vital infrastructure, including fuel and oil facilities, exposed to destruction, the report noted.

According to Mehr News, the exchange of strikes marks a further escalation in the ongoing conflict between the Saudi-led coalition and Yemen's armed forces.