Home GCC Saudi Arabia Houthi missile targets Saudi’s Jazan province No injuries were reported by Gulf Business October 5, 2020 A missile launched by the Houthi militia in Yemen landed in the Al Ardha province of Jazan in southwestern Saudi Arabia. Colonel Mohammed bin Yahya Al-Ghamdi, a spokesperson for the Saudi Civil Defense, confirmed that a car was damaged from shrapnel but no casualties or injuries were registered, Arab News reported. The missile was launched by the “Iranian-backed Houthi militia from inside the Yemeni territories toward one of the border villages in Al-Ardha governorate in Jazan,” he noted. On September 15, the Houthi militia launched a missile toward Jazan, damaging civilian property, vehicles as well as injuring five people. Saudi-led Arab coalition forces destroyed two bomb-laden drones and a ballistic missile launched by the Houthis towards the kingdom in two separate incidents in August this year. Read: Saudi forces destroy bomb-laden drones, missiles launched towards civilians In July too, Saudi-led coalition intercepted and destroyed six ‘bomb-laden’ drones and two ballistic missiles launched towards the kingdom. Read more: Saudi forces destroy two missiles, six ‘bomb-laden’ drones launched from Yemen Tags Houthi Jazan missile Saudi Arabia Yemen 0 Comments You might also like Saudi Arabia buys $1.5bn stake in Prince Alwaleed’s firm Saudi food delivery firm Jahez seeks to acquire rival Chefz ACWA Power reports net profit of SAR152m in Q1 2022 Lucid’s Saudi EV factory to receive $3.4bn in incentives