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Coalition implements quality operation in retaliation for Houthi threat

[02/07/2020 02:53]

RIYADH- SABA
The spokesman of the Arab Coalition, Col. Turki Al-Maliki, stressed that a qualitative military operation was carried out yesterday by the coalition forces in response to the Houthi launching on Monday of 4 ballistic missiles and 8 drones against the Kingdom, in a deliberate and systematic targeting of civilians.

Al-Maliki stated in a press conference in Riyadh today, that the joint leadership of the coalition in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will cut off and amputate the hands that target civilians on its soil, including citizens and residents.

The spokesperson said: "The terrorist leaders of the Houthi militia will not be tolerated, and they will be tracked and held accountable. He stressed that civilians and civilian installations are a red line, and the Houthi militia should understand that very well.