Yemeni Armed Forces Remove Red Lines in Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Yemeni military sources have announced that red lines have been removed in the battle against Saudi Arabia, stating that in response to the kingdom’s war crimes against civilians, they have expanded the scope of their attacks. Reports indicate that the Yemeni armed forces have targeted the King Abdullah Financial District, located in the heart of Riyadh, following increased public calls for stronger attacks.
In response to Saudi airstrikes and the killing of dozens of Yemeni civilians in various regions, these attacks have extended beyond traditional military targets. Yemeni sources have also threatened that economic and tourism infrastructures, including the Boulevard recreational area—known for hosting the Riyadh Season festivals—are on the list for future assaults.
A Yemeni military source, referring to rising tensions, stated that this confrontation has entered a phase where no red lines remain, and the intensity of attacks deep inside Saudi territory will increase in the coming days. New targets could include oil facilities, airports, and sensitive military, financial, and tourism centers.
Yemeni sources consider the targeting of the King Abdullah Financial District a clear sign of the Saudi regime’s failure to protect its most important economic installations. Losses to Aramco’s stock value on the Saudi stock market have exceeded $100 billion, and the security of 21 Saudi industrial cities—primarily in the petrochemical and chemical sectors—has been severely threatened. According to these sources, each targeting of a Yemeni factory is equivalent to threatening an industrial city in Saudi Arabia, which could lead to large-scale fires.
