Saudi coalition: Two drones fired from Al-Jawf Governorate intercepted
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As the Saudi-Emirati coalition warplanes continue to bombard the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, a ballistic missile rocks an industrial area in Jizan Governorate, Saudi Arabia.
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Image of the site where the ballistic missile hit (Social media)
Today, Sunday, the Saudi Press Agency reported that a ballistic missile hit an industrial zone in Jizan Governorate, Saudi Arabia.
On its part, the Saudi-led coalition announced the interception and destruction of two drones fired from the Yemeni governorate of Al-Jawf, claiming that this is an escalation by Ansar Allah using ballistic missiles and drones.
#BREAKING: Arab Coalition destroyed two armed drones fired from Al-Jawf Governorate of #Yemen pic.twitter.com/4uyy0utsRo
— Saudi Gazette (@Saudi_Gazette) January 23, 2022
The coalition forces added that they are following up on the rest of the booby-trapped drones fired from Al-Jawf Governorate, as per their claims.
مشاهد أوليّة من المنطقة الصناعيّة في #جيزان ..#اليمن_يؤدب_السعودية pic.twitter.com/UcO4XsxSS7
— حسن فاخوري|| ليرجع الحساب الأوّل .. (@hasanm133) January 23, 2022
This comes after the Saudi-Emirati coalition warplanes renewed their attacks on the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, today.
Doctors without Borders today condemned the airstrike on a prison in Yemen as ‘unjustified’, affirming there is no way to deny it with more than 60 victims martyred and more than 120 wounded.
The Saudi-led coalition continues to carry out raids and shelling of a number of Yemeni provinces, leaving martyrs and wounded and material damage to property and infrastructure. The escalation coincides with the coalition's launching of a military air operation on Al-Hudaydah, continuing to break the ceasefire there.
