Houthi Missiles Strike Riyadh and Iran Drones Target Bahrain Radar
Two ballistic missiles launched by the Houthi movement targeted Riyadh on Sunday triggering emergency alerts across the Saudi capital.
The Saudi-led coalition intercepted and destroyed both incoming projectiles before they hit their targets, according to Coalition Spokesperson Turki al-Maliki, as reported by detikNews.
Albalad.co reported that the strikes aimed at a financial center in the capital Riyadh, damaging the Saudi Aramco tower. Serbuan Yaman yang telah diperintah Ansarullah di Ibu Kota Sanaa sejak 2014 menghantam Menara Saudi Aramco di kawasan King Abdullah Financial District, yang merusak sembilan lantai di bagian tengah gedung itu.
Investing reported that the Houthi movement separately claimed responsibility for targeting King Khalid International Airport and a financial center in Riyadh. The Saudi authorities have not confirmed those specific targets.
Six drones launched by Iran targeted the U.S. air defense radar facility at Riffa Air Base in Bahrain on Sunday, November 15, 2026, according to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The Bahrain Defense Force said that its air defense systems intercepted and destroyed the incoming aerial threats before they reached their targets.
In Yemen, fighting intensified across the provinces of Al Jawf, Marib, Taiz, and Lahj. Antara News reported that Houthi forces claimed to have shot down a Saudi reconnaissance drone over Al Jawf province using surface-to-air weapons.
“Our armed forces this morning shot down an enemy Saudi reconnaissance drone while carrying out hostile activity in the airspace of Al Jawf province,” said Yahya Saree.
According to Antara News, the escalation in Yemen features intense clashes between Houthi forces and Yemeni government troops backed by the Saudi-led coalition, with fighting intensifying in the provinces of Lahj, Taiz, Marib, and Al Jawf in recent days.
Albalad.co reported that Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sari said that Arab Saudi will remain an unsafe place for investment until it ends its military campaign and lifts its blockade against Yemen.
“Arab Saudi akan tetap menjadi tempat tidak aman untuk berinvestasi sampai negara itu mengakhiri kampanye militernya dan mencabut blokade terhadap negara kami,” said Yahya Sari’, as reported by Albalad.co.