Saudi-led coalition intercepts two missiles, two drones in Riyadh
Fighting escalates in Yemen’s Marib and al-Jawf, as UN agency says more than 340,000 Yemenis displaced since August.

Fighting escalates in Yemen’s Marib and al-Jawf, as UN agency says more than 340,000 Yemenis displaced since August.



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Saudi forces intercept two missiles fired towards Riyadh, hours after reporting damage to key East-West pipeline.
The oil pipeline runs through the desert to the coast and is essential for bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.
Yemeni forces claim fresh advances across key fronts as cross-border Houthi attacks surge amid heavy clashes.
Ankara aims to make electricity account for 35 percent of global energy demand by 2035.
Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry says building in the capital was damaged by falling shrapnel.
Civilians bear the brunt of fighting as 27 people reported killed in strikes on a village in Sanaa province.

Yemen’s Houthis say at least 25 people have been killed and 30 injured in air strikes.
IRGC says underground military complexes allow missile production to continue even under heavy bombardment.