Houthi missile strike on Saudi Jazan injures two

A projectile fired by Yemen's Houthis struck Al-Tuwal in Saudi Arabia's Jazan region on Saturday, injuring two people.

• A Houthi-launched projectile fell on Al-Tuwal governorate in Jazan on Saturday, damaging a mosque, multiple buildings, and vehicles.
• Saudi Civil Defense confirmed the strike caused two injuries and material damage at a mosque and several buildings and vehicles.
• The Civil Defense spokesperson said targeting civilian objects constitutes a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law.
• The Houthis claimed their projectile had targeted a Saudi military base in Sharurah, Najran province, rather than the civilian site.
• The strike follows recent missile and drone attacks on Saudi cities that wounded 73 people, part of an escalation that reignited in July after four years of relative calm under a UN truce.