Saudi Arabia warns Houthis of accountability for attacks
The Saudi Cabinet issues warning following attacks on airports and infrastructure, with Crown Prince chairing the session.
At a glance
- Saudi Cabinet warns Houthi militia of accountability for attacks on airports and infrastructure
- Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman chaired the Tuesday session in Riyadh
- Cabinet expressed condolences to victims' families and praised Armed Forces operations
- Coalition operations in Yemen described as aimed at neutralising militia threats
Saudi Arabia's Council of Ministers has warned that the Houthi militia will face full accountability for attacks targeting the country's airports, major cities and civilian infrastructure, according to a statement from the Minister of Media. Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman chaired the Cabinet session in Riyadh on Tuesday.
The Cabinet commended the Armed Forces for their defensive role and expressed condolences to families of victims. It also praised military operations by the Coalition to Restore Legitimacy in Yemen, saying they aim to neutralise threats posed by the militia against Yemen, international peace and security, and global trade.
Why it matters
The warning reflects ongoing tensions in the region and Saudi Arabia's stated commitment to defending its territory and maintaining regional security.
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