Drone Strikes Hit Saada as Houthis Mobilize African Migrants Near Saudi Border
Unidentified armed drones launched strikes this evening on several areas in Yemen’s northern Saada province, coinciding with increased Houthi activity aimed at mobilizing hundreds of African migrants near the Yemen-Saudi border.
Houthi-run media claimed a Saudi military drone hit the Hajla area in Razeh district, causing injuries, though no official Saudi statement has been issued. It also reported that two African migrants were wounded in another strike in the Al-Thabit area of Qataber district.
Field sources told “Al-Mashhad Al-Yemeni” that Houthi forces have intensified efforts in recent hours to gather and push African migrants toward Saudi territory as part of a new escalation strategy.
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