Iran-backed Houthi rebels say they launch retaliatory missiles and drones toward Saudi Arabia after Saudi airstrikes hit Yemen’s Red Sea coastal city of Hodeida. Multiple outlets report that the Houthi group publicly attributes the attack to its response to what it describes as Saudi “aggression,” framing the action as retaliation for the strikes on the Yemeni city. The Houthis’ spokesperson, Brig. Gen. Yahya Saree, says the group carried out two military operations aimed at Saudi territory and released statements through social media to describe the rationale for the launches. The reports describe the weapons used as missiles and drones. The sources do not provide additional details about casualties, targets within Saudi Arabia, or the outcome of the attacks in the information provided. The accounts focus on the Houthi claim of responsibility and their stated connection between the Saudi strikes on Hodeida and the subsequent Houthi launches toward Saudi Arabia.