The Saudi army says a rocket fired by members of the Shiite movement in Yemen Ansar Allah (Hussein), fell to a border village in the province of Gizan in the southern part of the country. This was announced by Reuters on Tuesday.
There are no casualties among the population. A residential building and nearby cars were damaged.
The Husseins have again struck Saudi Arabia from Yemen
Tensions in the Arabian Peninsula
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On Monday, the Riyadh-led Arab coalition announced the interception and destruction of an armed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) sent by the Hussites against Abha International Airport in southwestern Saudi Arabia.
In Yemen since August 2014, the confrontation between government forces and the armed forces of the Hutus continue. It entered its most active phase with the March 2015 invasion of a coalition led by Saudi Arabia. The conflict, which has lasted more than five years, has created the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. According to the United Nations, more than 24 million Yemenis – about 80 percent of the country’s population – need humanitarian assistance, and the number of internally displaced people exceeds 3 million.
The Hussites systematically carry out attacks, the main target of which remains Saudi Arabia and its infrastructure, including oil.
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