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Houthis Hit Yemen Airport as Saudi Arabia Intercepts Attacks
Source: Bloomberg
Geopolitics & War
Yemen’s Houthis struck the main airport in the country’s interim capital on Friday, while missiles and drones fired toward Saudi Arabia were intercepted. The flare-up in fighting showed no sign of abating, indicating continued regional security risk.
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