The intercepted missiles have caused significant damage in Khamis Mushait, with buildings and vehicles experiencing debris. This has led to Saudi-led coalition strikes in Sanaa, destroying ballistic missile launchers.
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Intercepted Houthi missiles cause damage in Saudi Arabian city
Saudi state TV shows damage to buildings and vehicles caused by debris from intercepted Houthi missiles falling in the Saudi city of Khamis Mushait. Afterwards, the Saudi-led coalition struck Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, reportedly destroying ballistic missile launchers.
Published On 26 Oct 2026
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