The Houthis say they destroy Saudi weapons trucks and ammunition after surveillance around Al-Wadi'ah camp, according to a report cited by NDTV. The outlet says the group targeted vehicles carrying weapons and ammunition and claims the missiles used were locally manufactured.
NDTV’s account, based on the Yemen News Agency, says Houthis observed Saudi camps and troops at Al-Wadi'ah camp before the strike, then identified a large number of vehicles with ammunition and weapons. The report also says Saudi Arabia vows a response, though the specific measures or timing are not detailed in the cited summary.
Across the referenced source, the main details focus on the Houthis’ stated preparation and the alleged origin of the missiles, while the Saudi side’s position is presented through the declaration that retaliation is forthcoming. The extent of damage, casualty figures, and independent verification are not included in the provided text.
