Houthis deny launching drones toward Saudi Arabia's Medina
Most outlets reported the Houthi denial of launching drones toward Medina and conducting military operations against Saudi Arabia, following claims by the Saudi-led coalition. The Business Recorder added that the Houthis refuted "earlier comments from the Saudi-led coalition," while the Daily Times noted the denial came after the coalition claimed it intercepted the drones. Both framed the Houthi statements as direct refutations but did not elaborate on the coalition's evidence or the broader context of the claims.
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Houthis deny launching drones towards Saudi Arabia
Yemen’s Houthi movement has denied launching drones towards Saudi Arabia’s Medina or conducting military operations against the kingdom on Wednesday. The denial followed claims by the Saudi-led coalition that it intercepted drones over Medina and the Eastern region. The conflicting statements come amid renewed fighting and rising tensions between the two sides. Houthi spokesperson Yahya […]
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Yemen's Houthis deny launching drones towards Saudi Arabia's Medina
Yemen’s Houthis said that they had neither launched drones towards the Saudi holy city of Medina on Wednesday nor conducted military operations towards Saudi Arabia, refuting earlier comments from the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen. The comments by the Houthis spokesperson Yahya Saree follow the coalition saying that it had intercepted drones over Medina and the Eastern region. The Houthis had wa...
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