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Houthis Say Forces 'Repelled' Saudi Warplanes From Threatening Iranian Civilian Airliner
Houthis Say Forces 'Repelled' Saudi Warplanes From Threatening Iranian Civilian Airliner
Via The Cradle
Yemen's Houthis announced Friday that they had "repelled" an attempt by Saudi warplanes to prevent an Iranian civilian aircraft from landing at Sanaa airport.
Yemeni Armed Forces (YAF) spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Saree said that Saudi warplanes violating Yemeni airspace were targeted with several air-defense missiles, forcing them to withdraw.
via Reuters
Saree stressed that the Iranian civilian aircraft was carrying more than 200 Yemeni citizens who had been stranded in Iran, including many who were sick or wounded.
“We warn the criminal...
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