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Riyadh Issues First Air Raid Alert Amid Renewed Houthi Offensive in Yemen

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Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh has issued its first air raid alert following a fresh escalation of fighting in Yemen. Yemen's Houthi forces launched a rapid offensive this month, capturing significant territory across the conflict-ridden nation. The internationally recognised Yemeni government, which is backed by Saudi Arabia, has been struggling to mount an effective response to the advances. Yemen, already one of the world's poorest countries, faces deepening instability as the renewed fighting intensifies pressure on all parties involved.

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