Coalition releases footage of Houthi missile depot strikes, says 127 sites destroyed
Coalition spokesman Turki Al-Maliki shared footage of strikes on Houthi missile depots and said 127 storage sites in Yemen were destroyed in recent days.
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Turki Al-Maliki, spokesperson for the Coalition to Restore Legitimacy in Yemen, presented footage during a press conference on Thursday showing strikes targeting a ballistic missile depot belonging to the Houthi militia in Saada province, as well as footage of attacks on tunnels and ballistic missile storage sites in Sanaa. He affirmed that the coalition possesses the necessary capabilities to address Houthi threats.
Al-Maliki stated that the coalition has destroyed 127 depots in mountainous areas and launch platforms in Yemen in recent days, explaining that the coalition is working to dismantle the terrorist network and eliminate its experts.
He emphasized, "We have all the capabilities to deal with the terrorist Houthi militia's threats to the Kingdom," noting that the Saudi armed forces have acquired highly ready and advanced combat systems.
He added that the Kingdom possesses highly efficient air defenses capable of intercepting threats and thwarting targeting attempts, in order to protect the Kingdom's sovereignty, security, resources, holy sites, citizens, and residents.
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Al-Maliki stressed the coalition's strict commitment to international humanitarian law, saying that all possible precautions were taken to avoid civilian casualties or damage during the planning and execution of operations to neutralize the Houthi militia's capabilities used in their terrorist activities.
He called on the Houthis to halt their operations, saying: "The Houthi militia must immediately cease all terrorist activities targeting civilians and civilian sites."