伊拉克陆军指挥官：土耳其将启动向伊拉克政府逐步移交巴希卡营地的步骤。

Houthi forces said they launched four waves of attacks. They claimed the first wave struck Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport, ARAMCO fuel storage tanks and the Riyadh financial district, causing significant damage. The second wave, they said, hit ARAMCO facilities in Buqayq and sparked fires. The third wave targeted Saudi troop concentrations in eastern Al-Jawf province and the Madghal area of Marib province—forces they said were under the command of Faris al-Shammari—and caused heavy casualties. The fourth wave, they said, struck Saudi troop concentrations in the Mudarabah area of Lahij province, under the command of Badr al-Harbi, also inflicting heavy casualties. These claims have not been independently verified.

On the evening of the 7th local time, Houthi forces said they launched six missile and drone operations against Saudi targets in response to Saudi airstrikes and hostile acts, striking Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport and multiple Saudi oil facilities. The statement said Houthi strikes hit a Saudi National Guard camp in NAJRAN, causing heavy casualties among assembled personnel, and attacked Saudi military concentrations in Yemen’s Jawf and Marib provinces. Saudi authorities had no immediate response.