Houthi Attack on Saudi Arabia Injures 11 Civilians
The strike on the southern province of Narjan is the latest exchange in the ongoing battle between the kingdom and Yemen-based, Iran-backed terrorist group.
An attack by Houthi rebels on southern Saudi Arabia on August 6 resulted in injuries to 11 civilians. The Saudi-led coalition spokesperson condemned the act as a violation of international humanitarian law. The coalition stated it will continue to take deterrent measures to protect civilians.
- Houthi attack on southern Saudi Arabia injured 11 civilians on Aug. 6.
- Injured civilians include seven Saudis, one Yemeni, two Egyptians, and one Pakistani national.
- A 4-year-old Saudi child suffered second-degree burns.
- The Saudi military coalition labeled the attack a violation of international humanitarian law.
- The coalition vowed to implement deterrent measures against such aggressions.
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