Saudi-led coalition intercepts Houthi bomb-laden drone
The Saudi Arabia-led coalition involved in the Yemen war said that it intercepted a bomb-laden drone fired by the Houthis towards the Kingdom's south.
Coalition spokesperson Turki Al Maliki said in a statement that the drone was launched yesterday evening by the Houthis from Yemen's capital Sanaa to target civilians and civilian sites in Saudi Arabia, reports Xinhua news agency.
This week, the coalition intercepted a missile fired at Saudi Arabia, a day before it destroyed several bomb-laden drones launched from Sanaa.
On August 13, the coalition also intercepted a drone and two missiles launched by the Houthis toward Saudi border city Khamis Mushait.
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