Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi warned Saudi Arabia that all Saudi oil and other vital facilities could become targets if Riyadh escalates involvement in Yemen. In a televised address on July 16, he said the group’s missiles and drones would be used in retaliation, linking the threat to renewed clashes after an alleged strike on Sanaa International Airport. The remarks suggest a shift toward broader deterrence beyond recent exchanges, including warnings tied to ports, airports, and strategic installations.
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