Yemen's Houthi armed group issued a statement on the evening of the 3rd local time saying that in response to Saudi Arabia's airstrikes on Sanaa and other areas of Yemen, the Houthis used multiple ballistic missiles and drones that day to strike targets belonging to Aramco in Riyadh, the Saudi capital.

The statement claimed that the operation "successfully achieved its objectives," "hit the targets and caused fires." The Houthi statement also said that over the past 24 hours, Saudi Arabia launched 60 airstrikes and missile attacks on Yemen, and that since the escalation of the situation on September 3, Saudi Arabia has carried out a total of 1,410 airstrikes and missile attacks. The Houthis will continue to pursue "blockade with blockade" and "escalation with escalation" until Saudi Arabia stops its attacks and lifts restrictions on ports and airports in areas controlled by the Houthis.

Recently, the Houthis have intensified their offensive against government forces and announced a maritime embargo on Saudi Arabia, which supports the Yemeni government. The Houthis have already captured the Yemeni port city of Mocha, Perim Island, and other strategic locations. The Yemeni government said on September 11 that the Houthis have taken control of the country's entire western coast and pushed their offensive into the southern province of Lahij.

Saudi-led coalition: Houthi claim of attacking Riyadh is misleading

The Saudi Arabia-led multinational coalition said on the 3rd that the Yemeni Houthi armed group's claim that day about attacking the Saudi capital Riyadh was "misleading." According to Saudi sources on the 3rd, coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said that the Houthis have recently suffered personnel losses in Yemen's southwestern Taiz province and on other fronts, which has led the group to seek a "false victory." He said the Houthis' move was intended to divert attention from their losses.

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