RIYADH — The Saudi-led coalition said on Sunday that it had intercepted two ballistic missiles aimed at the capital, Riyadh, and three drones over the kingdom’s Eastern Province.
The coalition, which is involved in the conflict with Yemen’s Houthi forces, announced the interceptions in a statement. It did not immediately report any casualties or damage.
The Eastern Province is a major centre for Saudi Arabia’s oil and gas industry and is home to the headquarters of state oil company Saudi Aramco. The latest announcement comes amid a series of attacks on Saudi targets in recent weeks.
The coalition blamed the Houthis for the attempted strikes. That attribution has not been independently verified.
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