Saudi-led coalition intercepts Houthi cruise missiles and drones over Riyadh and the south

The Saudi-led coalition said Tuesday it shot down Houthi missiles and drones and announced an operation against fuel sites it says feed the group's attacks.

• The coalition said it intercepted and destroyed 3 cruise missiles and 2 drones over Riyadh and the southern region.
• Two ballistic missiles fired toward Harad and Dhahran were destroyed, with debris falling in a residential Dhahran district.
• Saudi Arabia announced a military operation to neutralize vital fuel sources it says the Houthis use to fuel their war effort.
• Coalition spokesman Turki Al-Maliki said the Houthis use civilian facilities, including Sanaa's Al-Sabaha station and Hodeidah fuel docks, for military support.
• Saudi civil defense reported four people injured and 15 homes suffering material damage in Riyadh after intercepted missile fragments fell on the city.
• Saudi Arabia's energy ministry confirmed a limited fire at a Saudi Aramco administrative building in Dhahran caused by the strike, with no injuries.
• The coalition said Wednesday it intercepted and destroyed a cruise missile in Al-Kharj governorate.
• The Houthis vowed further strikes on Saudi economic and aviation targets after the coalition intercepted their missiles and drones.
• Trump accused the Houthis of trying to raise oil prices before US midterm elections and offered to seek Erdogan's intervention for Saudi interests.
• Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council chairman Rashad al-Alimi vowed no turning back in the offensive to end the Houthi coup.
• The coalition's fuel-site operation also targeted fuel stations and storage sites in Dhamar governorate.
• Spokesman Turki al-Malki said the operation aimed at capabilities threatening Saudi Arabia, Yemen, the southern Red Sea, and shipping lanes.