Yemen rebels fire missile at Saudi Arabia


(Worthy News) – Houthi fighters announced they had fired one in the direction of the city of Najran, which Saudi authorities confirmed was intercepted.

Rebel-run Al Masirah TV said the missile hit its target with “high accuracy” and then claimed that another had been fired.

Saudi Arabia said its air defences “intercepted and destroyed” the first missile, which had caused “minor damage” to one person’s home as shrapnel fell. [ Source: Sky News (Read More…) ]

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