Saudi-led coalition airstrikes hit Sanaa today. Explosions were reported at oil facilities west of the Yemeni capital after Saudi Arabia ordered civilians out of a Yemen Petroleum Company site there. The Iran-backed Houthis have threatened a “firm and painful” response in Riyadh. They are also telling workers to evacuate Saudi Aramco facilities, and they have threatened the United States if America joins the fight. Former F-15E Strike Eagle and Thunderbirds pilot Max Afterburner breaks down the Saudi strikes on Sanaa, the Houthi missile and drone attacks on Riyadh and Khamis Mushait, and the Riyadh airport shutdown. He also explains what a U.S. strike option could look like with the F-15E Strike Eagle and American-built Patriot air defense.
We also cover the six ships hit in one day near the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. naval blockade on Iran, and Iran fortifying Natanz and Pickaxe Mountain. Then the Global Roundup: 417 drones over Moscow, Britain blaming the IRGC for the RAF Fairford plot, and North Korea’s possible hypersonic missile launch.
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Source: Max Afterburner
