HOUTHIS KILL 58 TROOPS IN YEMEN, WOUND 11 CIVILIANS IN ATTACK ON SAUDI ARABIA
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| The Times of Israel | HOUTHIS KILL 58 TROOPS IN YEMEN, WOUND 11 CIVILIANS IN ATTACK ON SAUDI ARABIA | 5 hrs ago |
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The Times of Israel reports that Houthi fighters in Yemen killed 58 Saudi troops and wounded 11 civilians in an attack that targeted Saudi Arabia’s border region. The strike, carried out in recent days, marks a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict between the Saudi‑led coalition and the Iran‑backed Houthi rebels.
A senior Saudi official cited intelligence that the Houthis, along with Iraqi militias under the supervision of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps, could soon launch a coordinated assault on Saudi civilian energy infrastructure and ports. The same report notes that the attack was aimed at disrupting critical energy facilities. In related coverage, The Times of Israel highlighted a joint defense agreement between Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to counter Iran’s influence, while President Trump has said an Iran nuclear deal could be signed soon, underscoring the broader regional tensions driving the conflict.
This incident is part of the prolonged Saudi‑Iran rivalry in Yemen, where Houthi rebels, supported by Iran, frequently clash with the coalition forces. The potential threat to civilian infrastructure raises concerns about the stability of the region’s energy supply and security dynamics.
- 58 Saudi troops killed, 11 civilians wounded in Houthi attack
- Senior Saudi intelligence warns of possible coordinated assault on energy infrastructure
- Related regional moves: Turkey‑Saudi‑Pakistan defense pact and Trump’s Iran‑deal stance
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