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Houthis Destroy Saudi Weapons Trucks at Al-Wadi'ah; Riyadh Promises Retaliation

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Yemen's Houthi forces targeted and destroyed Saudi weapons-laden trucks at the Al-Wadi'ah military camp. According to the Yemen News Agency, the Houthis conducted surveillance on Saudi camps and troops before carrying out the strike. The missiles used in the attack were reported to be locally manufactured by the Houthi movement. The Houthis identified a large concentration of vehicles carrying ammunition and weapons at the site prior to the assault. Saudi Arabia has vowed to respond to the attack following the destruction of its military assets.

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