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houthis strike mecca

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houthis strike mecca

Missile warning sirens have reportedly sounded in Mecca - Islam's holiest city - as the Houthis launch fresh attacks on Saudi Arabia. Warning sirens were also sounded in the Saudi cities of Jeddah and Taif as tensions between Riyadh and Yemen's Houthi rebels continue to escalate.

Residents were reportedly told to take shelter on Tuesday before authorities later announced they could leave protected areas. There were no immediate reports of casualties linked to the warnings, and it is not clear yet whether any missiles struck their targets. Air traffic bound for Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Medina was also reportedly halted amid the latest escalation. It comes as the Iran-aligned Houthis launch fresh attacks against Saudi Arabia amid an escalating confrontation with Riyadh. The alert in Mecca marks a significant escalation in the fighting, which has already claimed thousands of lives and seen the Houthis seize control of large parts of Yemen's western coast.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/2248753/saudi-arabia-brink-houthis-strike/amp

The Saudis are between a rock and hard place.

Trying to bill the country as a luxury tourist attraction does not sit well with a war against the rebels. Trump has refused to help (I think he has the Irish Open coming up and he's favourite to lift the trophy) so they will have to carry on supporting the Yemeni government for what its worth........and hope some resolution is eventually found.

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