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2026-11-10 Arabia
Houthi ballistic missile assembly factory and fuel chemical plant in Sanaa destroyed as Saudis launch 103 airstrikes in 24 hours


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Very urgent:

(Precise intelligence breakthrough)

The causes of the explosions in Sanaa 🇾🇪 have been announced

The Saudi-led coalition announces the destruction of a factory for assembling and producing ballistic missile components belonging to the Houthi militia, and the destruction of a chemical plant for mixing and producing ballistic missile fuel (solid fuel) that also belongs to them

An electronics workshop for assembling the electronic systems for ballistic missiles was also destroyed

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This new penetration deep into the Houthi military structure reflects the level of ongoing operations focused on precise targets

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The Arab Coalition destroyed Houthi missile factories.
Saudi Arabian-led coalition forces destroyed several factories belonging to the Houthi rebels of the Yemeni rebel movement Ansar Allah. The factories produced ballistic missiles. This was reported on November 9 by coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki on the social media platform X.

"A ballistic missile assembly and production plant has been destroyed," al-Maliki said in a statement.

He added that the Arabian coalition forces had destroyed a chemical plant “for mixing and producing solid fuel for ballistic missiles,” as well as a workshop for assembling electronic systems designed for this type of weapon.

The armed conflict between the Houthis and Yemeni government forces, backed by Saudi Arabia, has been ongoing since August 2014. In July 2026, the Houthis announced the beginning of a naval blockade of the kingdom and allowed further escalation.

On October 5, the Ansar Allah movement declared Saudi Arabian airspace, with the exception of the skies over Mecca and Medina, a zone of military operations. The Houthis announced strikes on the airports of Riyadh and Abha, the Aramco oil refinery, and military installations in the kingdom.

The Kremlin expressed concern about the escalating conflict. Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov called the situation extremely alarming, noting the high level of tension in the Persian Gulf region. The Russian Embassy in Saudi Arabia recommended that Russian citizens postpone travel to the kingdom.

Saudi airstrikes destroy mosque, damage school, water project in Saada
[HodhodYemenNews] Two airstrikes conducted by the Saudi Air Force completely destroyed a mosque and damaged both a school and a drinking water project in the Al-Harbah area of Sahar District, a local source in Saada reported on Monday.

According to the local source, a female students at Al-Rahma School in the Al-Harbah area as a result of the strikes. Additionally, several students suffered severe psychological shock due to the bombardment near their school in the district.

Yemeni military spokesman: Saudi warplanes launch 103 airstrikes in 24 hours
[HodhodYemenNews] Yemen’s Armed Forces Spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Sare’e stated that Saudi aircraft carried out 103 air raids over the past 24 hours, targeting civilian areas in Ma’rib, Saada, Hodeidah, Taiz, Lahj and Jawf, leaving civilians killed and wounded.

In a brief statement, Sare’e said the strikes involved F-15 and Typhoon aircraft operating from Khamis Mushait and Taif airbases. He added that the latest raids bring the cumulative number of Saudi air raids and missile strikes since the latest escalation began to 4,563. # id) ?>
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