Saudi-led coalition says six Houthi missiles intercepted
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The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen said six ballistic missiles launched by Yemen’s Houthi rebels toward Saudi Arabia were intercepted. The coalition identified Taif and Yanbu as targets, according to Al Jazeera, while reports from AP, Reuters and The New York Times also attributed the account to coalition or Saudi officials.
The Houthis had not responded to the coalition’s allegation, Al Jazeera reported.
Oil prices rose 4% as news of the missile launches emerged, according to Reuters.
The coalition’s statement blamed the Houthis for the six missiles.
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