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At a glance
Saudi Arabia has intercepted multiple drones and missiles launched by the Iran-backed Houthis, including ten ballistic missiles, according to reports.
What the briefing reports
Saudi Arabia has successfully intercepted several drones and missiles launched by the Houthi rebels, including two drones and a ballistic missile that were destroyed. The country's defenses also intercepted ten ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis, who claimed to have carried out seven qualitative military operations.
The interceptions come amid rising regional tensions and supply risks, with the Houthis threatening to strike Saudi airports and energy sites. King Khalid International Airport, which was previously targeted by the Houthis, resumed operations on Sunday.
The recent attacks and interceptions have contributed to a surge in oil prices, with Brent crude reaching a six-month high on Friday. The situation remains volatile, with the Houthis continuing to pose a threat to regional stability and Saudi Arabia working to bolster its defenses against future attacks.
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