Houthi forces fire missiles at targets in Saudi Arabia, ending a period of relative calm that had followed an informal truce. Multiple reports describe the launches as the first claimed Houthi attacks on Saudi territory since March 2022, when an informal agreement took effect. The outlets attribute the action to the Iran-backed Houthis and frame it as a break from the disruption-free period that had followed the truce. The reports provide the common timeline: the March 2022 informal truce and the subsequent lack of claimed Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia for years. They also describe the current event as the first such claimed attack during that timeframe. While details of the specific target locations and outcomes are not provided in the excerpts, the shared emphasis across sources is on the timing and significance of the missile launches relative to the prior truce period. The incident is presented as a development that could affect regional security calculations between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia.