Thursday, 22/10/2026   
   Beirut 16:32

Saudi Aggression on Yemen Enters 100th Day: 2,900+ Airstrikes, 562 Martyrs and Wounded, as Yemeni Forces Strike Back Deep Inside Saudi Arabia

Yemeni Armed Forces Spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Saree in an image from archive.

In a statement issued by the Yemeni Armed Forces, the criminal Saudi enemy has launched more than 2,900 airstrikes and missile attacks targeting civilian infrastructure in Yemen over the past 100 days of its recent aggression and escalation, committing dozens of crimes and leaving more than 562 martyrs and wounded — most of them women and children.

In response to this aggression and major escalation against the country and its people, the Yemeni Armed Forces stated that they carried out four qualitative military operations in the past 48 hours using a number of ballistic missiles and drones.

According to the statement, the first operation targeted the Ministry of Defense headquarters building in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, and — thanks be to Allah — scored a direct hit. The second targeted King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, disrupting air traffic. The third targeted Aramco Co. in Yanbu, scoring a direct hit and causing a fire at the targeted site. The fourth operation targeted Abha International Airport, scoring a direct hit.

The Yemeni Armed Forces affirmed in their statement that the Saudi enemy’s threat to target Yemeni tribes will not go unpunished, and should it carry out this threat, the consequences will be catastrophic and unforeseen. They stated that they will resort to major options that they had not wished to take, and will hold it responsible for the resulting repercussions.

The Yemeni Armed Forces concluded their statement by affirming that they will continue their operations deep inside Saudi Arabia in defense of the country and its people, and will persist in maintaining the equation of “a blockade for a blockade” and “an escalation for an escalation,” as well as targeting Saudi enemy buildups until the aggression stops and the blockade on Yemen is lifted.

Source: Al-Manar English Website