Two people were injured when a shell landed in Saudi Arabia

Two people were injured as a result of a shell fired by the Yemeni "Ansar Allah" (Houthis) movement in the Jizan region in southwestern Saudi Arabia. This was announced on September 12 by the official representative of the main Directorate of Civil Defense of the country.

"A shell landed in the At-Tawal governorate (Jazan province), injuring two people," a post on the X social network said.

It is noted that material damage was also caused to the mosque, a number of buildings and vehicles.

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The Saba news agency controlled by the Houthi movement reported on September 10 that Saudi aircraft carried out two strikes at the international airport of Moha in Taiz province in southwestern Yemen. In total, 18 strikes were recorded in the province of Taiz, the targets of which, in addition to the airport, were the districts of Mauza, Makbana and Mocha Junction.

The New York Times reported on September 10 that the Houthis had taken control of the strategically important port city of Moha on the Red Sea coast as part of a large-scale offensive in Yemen. Mohammed al-Bukhaiti, a representative of the Houthi political wing, said that the movement seeks to restore Yemen's sovereignty, not to seize new territories.