The Houthis have repeatedly been trying to target Saudi cities with ballistic missiles. (Twitter)
Saudi embassy in Washington releases photos of site targeted by Iranian missile
The Saudi Arabian Embassy has tweeted photos of Ambassador Prince Khalid bin Salman and other coalition ambassadors visiting the site where an Iranian missile fired by the Houthi militia landed in Saudi Arabia.
The tweet read: “His Highness Prince Khalid bin Salman and coalition ambassadors at the wreckage site of Iranian missiles launched by Iran-backed Houthi militia targeting the Kingdom #Yemen_will_remain_Arab_no_matter_the_cost”
سمو السفير الأمير خالد بن سلمان وسفراء التحالف في موقع عرض حطام الصواريخ الإيرانية التي استهدفت المملكة من قبل ميلشيا الحوثي التابعة لإيران #سيبقى_اليمن_عربيا_مهما_كلف_الثمن pic.twitter.com/0PyEwwjslC
— Saudi Embassy (@SaudiEmbassyUSA) December 15, 2017
The Houthis have repeatedly been trying to target Saudi cities and territories with ballistic missiles that the Kingdom’s defenses have responded to effectively.
At the time of the attack in early November, the spokesman for the coalition forces in support of legitimate goverrnment in Yemen, Colonel Turki al-Maliki, said that the rocket was aimed at Riyadh and was launched indiscriminately and absurdly to target populated civilian areas.
It was successfully intercepted and the fragments fell in an uninhabited area east of King Khalid International Airport.
