The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen has reportedly destroyed two ballistic missile launchers in Sanaa, including one used to target Riyadh. This latest claim underscores ongoing tensions in the region.
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Missile launchers in Yemen's Sanaa destroyed, Saudi-led coalition says
26 October 2026 03:53 GMT
The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen claimed it destroyed two ballistic missile launchers in Sanaa, including one it said was used to fire a missile towards Riyadh.
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