The United Arab Emirates says it has intercepted and destroyed two Houthi ballistic missiles that were targeting the country, as Saudi defenses also destroyed a ballistic missile launched onto the south of the kingdom.
“The remnants of the intercepted ballistic missiles fell in separate areas around Abu Dhabi,” the UAE defence ministry said in a statement on the state-run WAM news agency.
In Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, state media said late on Sunday that a Houthi ballistic missile had fallen in the kingdom’s south, injuring two residents – a Bangladeshi and a Sudanese – and damaging workshops and vehicles in an industrial area.
A coalition statement said Saudi defenses destroyed the missile that targeted Dahran al-Janoub in the Asir region in southern Saudi Arabia.
A spokesman for Yemen’s Houthi rebels later said they had launched attacks targeting both the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, without elaborating.
Houthi-run Al Masirah television channel said the group would announce within hours the details of a “wide military operation” against Saudi Arabia and the UAE amid concern over a further escalation in tensions in the region amid Yemen’s years-long civil war.
The attack on Abu Dhabi, after another last week, further escalates tensions across the Persian Gulf as Yemen’s yearslong civil war grinds on.
The United Arab Emirates says it has intercepted and destroyed two Houthi ballistic missiles that were targeting the country, as Saudi defenses also destroyed a ballistic missile launched onto the south of the kingdom.
“The remnants of the intercepted ballistic missiles fell in separate areas around Abu Dhabi,” the UAE defence ministry said in a statement on the state-run WAM news agency.
In Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, state media said late on Sunday that a Houthi ballistic missile had fallen in the kingdom’s south, injuring two residents – a Bangladeshi and a Sudanese – and damaging workshops and vehicles in an industrial area.
A coalition statement said Saudi defenses destroyed the missile that targeted Dahran al-Janoub in the Asir region in southern Saudi Arabia.
A spokesman for Yemen’s Houthi rebels later said they had launched attacks targeting both the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, without elaborating.
Houthi-run Al Masirah television channel said the group would announce within hours the details of a “wide military operation” against Saudi Arabia and the UAE amid concern over a further escalation in tensions in the region amid Yemen’s years-long civil war.
The attack on Abu Dhabi, after another last week, further escalates tensions across the Persian Gulf as Yemen’s yearslong civil war grinds on.
The United Arab Emirates says it has intercepted and destroyed two Houthi ballistic missiles that were targeting the country, as Saudi defenses also destroyed a ballistic missile launched onto the south of the kingdom.
“The remnants of the intercepted ballistic missiles fell in separate areas around Abu Dhabi,” the UAE defence ministry said in a statement on the state-run WAM news agency.
In Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, state media said late on Sunday that a Houthi ballistic missile had fallen in the kingdom’s south, injuring two residents – a Bangladeshi and a Sudanese – and damaging workshops and vehicles in an industrial area.
A coalition statement said Saudi defenses destroyed the missile that targeted Dahran al-Janoub in the Asir region in southern Saudi Arabia.
A spokesman for Yemen’s Houthi rebels later said they had launched attacks targeting both the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, without elaborating.
Houthi-run Al Masirah television channel said the group would announce within hours the details of a “wide military operation” against Saudi Arabia and the UAE amid concern over a further escalation in tensions in the region amid Yemen’s years-long civil war.
The attack on Abu Dhabi, after another last week, further escalates tensions across the Persian Gulf as Yemen’s yearslong civil war grinds on.
The United Arab Emirates says it has intercepted and destroyed two Houthi ballistic missiles that were targeting the country, as Saudi defenses also destroyed a ballistic missile launched onto the south of the kingdom.
“The remnants of the intercepted ballistic missiles fell in separate areas around Abu Dhabi,” the UAE defence ministry said in a statement on the state-run WAM news agency.
In Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, state media said late on Sunday that a Houthi ballistic missile had fallen in the kingdom’s south, injuring two residents – a Bangladeshi and a Sudanese – and damaging workshops and vehicles in an industrial area.
A coalition statement said Saudi defenses destroyed the missile that targeted Dahran al-Janoub in the Asir region in southern Saudi Arabia.
A spokesman for Yemen’s Houthi rebels later said they had launched attacks targeting both the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, without elaborating.
Houthi-run Al Masirah television channel said the group would announce within hours the details of a “wide military operation” against Saudi Arabia and the UAE amid concern over a further escalation in tensions in the region amid Yemen’s years-long civil war.
The attack on Abu Dhabi, after another last week, further escalates tensions across the Persian Gulf as Yemen’s yearslong civil war grinds on.
The United Arab Emirates says it has intercepted and destroyed two Houthi ballistic missiles that were targeting the country, as Saudi defenses also destroyed a ballistic missile launched onto the south of the kingdom.
“The remnants of the intercepted ballistic missiles fell in separate areas around Abu Dhabi,” the UAE defence ministry said in a statement on the state-run WAM news agency.
In Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, state media said late on Sunday that a Houthi ballistic missile had fallen in the kingdom’s south, injuring two residents – a Bangladeshi and a Sudanese – and damaging workshops and vehicles in an industrial area.
A coalition statement said Saudi defenses destroyed the missile that targeted Dahran al-Janoub in the Asir region in southern Saudi Arabia.
A spokesman for Yemen’s Houthi rebels later said they had launched attacks targeting both the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, without elaborating.
Houthi-run Al Masirah television channel said the group would announce within hours the details of a “wide military operation” against Saudi Arabia and the UAE amid concern over a further escalation in tensions in the region amid Yemen’s years-long civil war.
The attack on Abu Dhabi, after another last week, further escalates tensions across the Persian Gulf as Yemen’s yearslong civil war grinds on.
The United Arab Emirates says it has intercepted and destroyed two Houthi ballistic missiles that were targeting the country, as Saudi defenses also destroyed a ballistic missile launched onto the south of the kingdom.
“The remnants of the intercepted ballistic missiles fell in separate areas around Abu Dhabi,” the UAE defence ministry said in a statement on the state-run WAM news agency.
In Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, state media said late on Sunday that a Houthi ballistic missile had fallen in the kingdom’s south, injuring two residents – a Bangladeshi and a Sudanese – and damaging workshops and vehicles in an industrial area.
A coalition statement said Saudi defenses destroyed the missile that targeted Dahran al-Janoub in the Asir region in southern Saudi Arabia.
A spokesman for Yemen’s Houthi rebels later said they had launched attacks targeting both the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, without elaborating.
Houthi-run Al Masirah television channel said the group would announce within hours the details of a “wide military operation” against Saudi Arabia and the UAE amid concern over a further escalation in tensions in the region amid Yemen’s years-long civil war.
The attack on Abu Dhabi, after another last week, further escalates tensions across the Persian Gulf as Yemen’s yearslong civil war grinds on.
The United Arab Emirates says it has intercepted and destroyed two Houthi ballistic missiles that were targeting the country, as Saudi defenses also destroyed a ballistic missile launched onto the south of the kingdom.
“The remnants of the intercepted ballistic missiles fell in separate areas around Abu Dhabi,” the UAE defence ministry said in a statement on the state-run WAM news agency.
In Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, state media said late on Sunday that a Houthi ballistic missile had fallen in the kingdom’s south, injuring two residents – a Bangladeshi and a Sudanese – and damaging workshops and vehicles in an industrial area.
A coalition statement said Saudi defenses destroyed the missile that targeted Dahran al-Janoub in the Asir region in southern Saudi Arabia.
A spokesman for Yemen’s Houthi rebels later said they had launched attacks targeting both the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, without elaborating.
Houthi-run Al Masirah television channel said the group would announce within hours the details of a “wide military operation” against Saudi Arabia and the UAE amid concern over a further escalation in tensions in the region amid Yemen’s years-long civil war.
The attack on Abu Dhabi, after another last week, further escalates tensions across the Persian Gulf as Yemen’s yearslong civil war grinds on.
The United Arab Emirates says it has intercepted and destroyed two Houthi ballistic missiles that were targeting the country, as Saudi defenses also destroyed a ballistic missile launched onto the south of the kingdom.
“The remnants of the intercepted ballistic missiles fell in separate areas around Abu Dhabi,” the UAE defence ministry said in a statement on the state-run WAM news agency.
In Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, state media said late on Sunday that a Houthi ballistic missile had fallen in the kingdom’s south, injuring two residents – a Bangladeshi and a Sudanese – and damaging workshops and vehicles in an industrial area.
A coalition statement said Saudi defenses destroyed the missile that targeted Dahran al-Janoub in the Asir region in southern Saudi Arabia.
A spokesman for Yemen’s Houthi rebels later said they had launched attacks targeting both the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, without elaborating.
Houthi-run Al Masirah television channel said the group would announce within hours the details of a “wide military operation” against Saudi Arabia and the UAE amid concern over a further escalation in tensions in the region amid Yemen’s years-long civil war.
The attack on Abu Dhabi, after another last week, further escalates tensions across the Persian Gulf as Yemen’s yearslong civil war grinds on.