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Mosque and several buildings destroyed after projectile attack in Saudi Arabia
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Mosque and several buildings destroyed after projectile attack in Saudi Arabia

Sábado13 September 2026 at 13:40

A projectile struck this Saturday the province of Al-Tawwal, in Saudi Arabia, near the border with Yemen. Saudi authorities attributed the attack to Houthi rebels, a group supported by Iran.

The attack caused two injured and significant damage in the region. Among the structures hit are a mosque, several vehicles and various buildings.

This incident occurs in the context of the prolonged conflict between Saudi Arabia and Houthi rebels, who have carried out cross-border attacks with some regularity. The rebel group has received military and political support from Iran, which has intensified tensions in the region.

Why this matters

Readers in the region are affected by the ongoing escalation of the conflict in Yemen, with direct repercussions on the security of border areas. The attack on a mosque and civilian buildings underscores the humanitarian impact of the conflict on the local population, while the attribution of the attack to Iran-backed Houthis maintains geopolitical tensions in the Gulf region.

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