Arabia Saudita afirma haber interceptado seis misiles hutíes

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Vista de Riad en noviembre de 2011
Archivo: Riad, 18 de noviembre de 2011. No muestra interceptaciones, lanzamientos o daños del incidente. Sammy Six / Wikimedia Commons. CC BY 2.0. Fuente.

Fuerzas encabezadas por Arabia Saudita dijeron interceptar seis misiles balísticos hutíes dirigidos hacia Taif y Yanbu el 24 de septiembre. Los hutíes reivindicaron por separado ataques contra Riad e instalaciones de Aramco, sin confirmación de daños o víctimas.

El portavoz Turki al-Malki dijo que fueron lanzados desde territorio yemení bajo control hutí. Horas después, el grupo afirmó atacar con misiles y drones un sitio sensible no especificado de Riad y Aramco en Yanbu.

La coalición confirmó públicamente seis interceptaciones. Se emitieron alertas en La Meca, Yeda, Yanbu, Taif y Tabuk antes de declarar terminado el peligro inmediato.

La versión griega podría solaparse con el recuento saudí

Dos fuentes griegas de seguridad dijeron a Reuters que un Patriot operado por Grecia interceptó un misil balístico y un dron en la región de Yanbu.

No hay pruebas independientes verificadas de impactos hutíes en Riad o Aramco. Las autoridades saudíes no reportaron víctimas ni daños a infraestructura. Tampoco se aclaró si el misil y el dron reportados por las fuentes griegas estaban incluidos en el recuento saudí: no deben sumarse automáticamente.

Los hutíes intensificaron ataques tras declarar un bloqueo en julio. Ya habían apuntado a Riad y Yanbu el 19 de septiembre mientras avanzaban en Yemen. Yanbu alberga importantes refinerías y terminales exportadoras, especialmente relevantes cuando se altera Ormuz.

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