Yemeni missile attacks will continue until the end of the rape and siege

In response to White House positions in support of Saudi Arabia, Mohammad Abdul Salam, spokesman for the United Republic of Yemen, said: "The missile attacks of the army and its popular committees against the positions of the Saudi aggressors and mercenaries for defense," said the International Press Center , quoted al-Manar. And these attacks continue until the aggression and siege continue.

He added that the White House's response to Yemeni missile attacks and the condemnation of these attacks is another example of the US military's political and military support for the Saudi aggression coalition.

Abdul Salam said the United States intends to push the aggressive coalition to a dangerous downtrend.

Last Saturday, at around 8:20 pm local time, a heavy blast was heard at the north of Riyadh's Malik Khalid airport, and the Yemeni missile was subsequently fired by a ballistic missile at the airport.

Although the Saudis claimed to have tracked and destroyed the ballistic missile launched by Ansar Allah in the air, the Yemeni army announced that it had hit the target.

The Alliance's aggressive coalition has warned Iran of accusing Iran of engaging in this move, and Saudi officials, including the Crown Prince, described it as "war action" by Iran.

The White House also condemned Yemen's missile attacks in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, claiming the Houthis were a threat to regional security and affecting efforts to resolve the conflict.