A projectile fired by Yemen’s Houthi rebels hits Saudi Arabia’s Jazan region, injuring two people and damaging buildings, including a mosque, Saudi officials say. The incident is reported as occurring on Saturday and comes with damage to multiple structures in the area.
The Houthis state that their strike targets a Saudi military base in Sharurah province. Both outlets describe the same claim about the intended target, while Saudi accounts focus on the impacts inside Jazan, including the casualties and religious-site damage. The reports also frame the event in the wider context of the Yemen conflict and its fluctuating intensity, noting a prior period of relative calm linked to a UN truce that had lasted four years before this latest attack.
