
Yemeni armed forces announce six operations inside Saudi Arabia
Yemeni armed forces spokesman Yahya Saree said six operations targeted sites in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, including Riyadh airport, Aramco facilities and gathering points in Najran, Al-Jawf and Marib.
Published on 7 November 2026
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Brigadier General Yahya Saree, spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces, announced on Saturday evening that six operations were carried out deep inside Saudi Arabia, according to Mehr News.
In the first operation, Saree said, King Khalid International Airport, oil storage facilities and the Aramco company in Riyadh were targeted. In the second operation, the Yemeni army targeted the Aramco company in Khurais, which Saree described as successful. In a further operation, an oil pumping station belonging to Aramco in the Dawadmi area was hit, followed by a gathering place of Saudi mercenaries in Najran, where Saree said many were killed and wounded.
The Yemeni army then targeted gathering places of elements affiliated with Riyadh in the east of Al-Jawf province on three occasions, killing and wounding dozens of Saudi mercenaries, according to the announcement. In the sixth operation, the Yemeni military targeted Saudi mercenary gathering centers in the east of Raghwan and Maghdhal in Marib province, which Saree said caused many casualties among these elements.
The Yemeni armed forces issued a warning to Saudi Arabia, describing it as the killer of children and women in the country, and stating that it "will not spare in avenging the blood of the children of its beloved and patient nation and will pay a heavy price for every crime and aggression." The statement did not provide independently verifiable casualty figures or details on the weapons used in the operations.
According to Mehr News, the announcement was carried by the Yemeni armed forces spokesman and covered the six operations in sequence, listing targets in Riyadh, Khurais, Dawadmi, Najran, Al-Jawf and Marib.
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