Saudi-led coalition bombed, on Tuesday, a camp belonging to Ansar Allah or (Partisans of God), popularly known as Houthi militias, in Ibb province in Yemen, hours after Abha airport terrorist attack.
A source in the local authorities of the province told "Sputnik", that the Saudi-led coalition targeted Al-Hamza Military Camp in Ibb province, with seven raids, pointing out that the bombing led to "violent" explosions.
Earlier Tuesday, Iran-backed Houthi militias launched a terrorist attack against Saudi Arabia’s Abha International Airport. This attack left Eight Saudi citizens and an Indian national wounded.
UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned, in a statement, the terrorist attack that hit Abha airport saying: “this attack violates all international laws and conventions, WAM reported.
“The security of UAE and the security of Saudi Arabia are inpisible,” the statement said.
Meanwhile, Bahrain Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly denounced, in a statement, the attack on Abha airport, reiterating its solidarity with Saudi Arabia.
The statement stressed the need to intensify international community efforts in combating Iranian-backed terrorist militias, which seek to disrupt security and stability in the region and the world.
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