[The Houthis said they attacked Saudi airports and energy facilities] On October 12, Yemen’s Houthi armed spokesman Yahya Saraya posted a video on the social media platform, saying, “In the past 24 hours, Saudi Arabia launched 124 air strikes against the Yemeni capital. Dusana, as well as Taiz, Marib, Jawf, Hajjah, Hodeidah, Saada and other provinces - since the current round of tensions escalated in early September, the total number of Saudi air strikes in Yemen has reached 2,058, causing casualties including women and children. According to Asia, the Houthi armed forces launched missiles and drones and carried out four rounds of attacks on targets in Saudi Arabia in the past 24 hours: the attack on the King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital Riyadh, "causing air traffic interruption and complete closure of the airport"; the attack on Saudi Aramco's Shugadam natural gas facility in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, "the attack was accurate, and a fire broke out in the target area"; the attack on the Saudi Aramco oil refinery in Tanaguib, the Eastern Province, "the attack was accurate, and the refinery caught fire"; The attack on King Fahd International Airport in the eastern Saudi city of Dammam "directly hit the target and caused air traffic disruption at the airport." Saraya said that the Houthi armed forces also launched missiles and drones to attack Saudi Arabia's "assembled forces" in Yemen. "The strikes were precise and caused dozens of casualties." The Houthis also "once again warned all international companies, experts, employees, staff and passengers around the world: Do not take flights to airports in Saudi Arabia", saying that these airports are "not safe", except "the airports and airspace of the holy cities of Mecca and Medina." Saraya said that the Houthis will continue to "respond to blockades with blockades and escalations with escalations" "until the aggression stops and the blockade is lifted." (CCTV International News)