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After Saudi airstrikes on Sanaa Airport, a member of the political bureau of Yemen’s Ansarallah movement said Saudi Arabia should have taken the initiative to end the “aggression and blockade of Yemen,” but instead targeted Sanaa Airport. In response to the attacks, news sources reported the firing of at least six missiles from Yemen toward Saudi Arabia’s Abha Airport. Following these developments, the Saudi Ministry of Interior announced a ban on any filming of the targeted sites.

• A member of the political bureau of Yemen’s Ansarallah movement said that Saudi Arabia should have taken the initiative to end the “aggression and blockade of Yemen.”
• This member of the political bureau of Yemen’s Ansarallah movement added that Saudi Arabia, instead of taking the initiative to end the “aggression and blockade of Yemen,” targeted Sanaa Airport.
• Al-Bukhaiti, a member of Ansarallah’s political council, stated that Yemen has the capability to target deep inside Saudi territory and its oil and gas facilities.
• Al-Bukhaiti also said that the only way for Saudi Arabia to prevent a Yemeni attack is to declare an end to the “aggression and lifting of the blockade.”
• Al-Bukhaiti added that Saudi Arabia has a short window to prevent a Yemeni attack.
• News sources report the firing of at least six missiles from Yemen toward Saudi Arabia’s Abha Airport.
• Following Yemen’s missile attack on its territory, the Saudi Ministry of Interior announced a ban on any filming of the targeted sites.. Coverage difference: Fars and Hamshahri media emphasized the remarks of the Ansarallah political council member about Yemen’s ability to target deep inside Saudi territory and the conditions for halting the attacks. In contrast, ISNA, citing a member of the political bureau of the Ansarallah movement, focused on criticism of Saudi attacks on Sanaa Airport and the need for Saudi Arabia to take the initiative to end the “aggression and blockade of Yemen.” Akharin Khabar, Hamshahri newspaper, and Khabar-e فوری also focused on the Saudi Ministry of Interior’s ban on filming the targeted sites.