Yemen's drones hit international airports in Jeddah, Abha

[15/February/2021]

SANA'A, Feb. 15 (Saba) - Yemen's Air Force carried out on Monday an attack on Saudi Jeddah and Abha international airports, spokesman for the armed forces Brig. Gen. Yahya Sarei said.

Sarie added the Air Force hit with 2 Sammad-3 and Qasef-2K drones the two international airports in the two Saudi cities, pointing out that the planes targeted the two airports accurately.

The attack caused the suspension of the two airports for two consecutive hours.

On February 10, Yemen's Air Force had carried out offensive operations at Abha Airport which affected the military airfields and sensitive military sites at Saudi Abha Airport.

Yemen's Air Force also hit King Khaled base in Khamis Mushait area as well.

Moreover, the missile force of the army and popular committees bombed King Khalid Air Base in Khamis Mushait area with a ballistic missile that entered into service for the first time.

The military operations are part of legitimate response to the escalation of military aggression and the continuation of its siege on the Yemeni people.

H.H