Missiles and drones attack Saudi Arabia

Cairo : The Arab League fighting Houthi rebels in Yemen says missiles and drones have been used to attack Saudi Arabia from Yemen, but have been thwarted.

 A statement from the Arab League said in a statement that four missiles and six drones had been dropped on Saudi Arabia but that they had been destroyed in mid-air. Have been made.

  A spokesman for the Arab League, Colonel Turki al-Maliki, said coalition forces had destroyed two ballistic missiles and six bomber drones sent to attack Saudi Arabia in conjunction with the Saudi Defense Forces.

The spokesman said the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels occupying Sanaa had deliberately tried to harm the civilian population and civilian property in Saudi Arabia with ballistic missiles and six drones. However, the coalition forces retaliated in a timely manner, destroying missiles and drones in mid-air.

 Spokesman Colonel al-Maliki said Houthi terrorist militias were using ballistic missiles and drones to try to increase hostilities by targeting Yemeni civilians and civilians in neighboring countries.

 According to the British news agency Reuters, despite the outbreak of the corona virus, cross-border attacks on the border between Saudi Arabia and Yemeni rebels have increased.