The Houthis deny targeting Medina after the military coalition announced it had intercepted a missile

The Houthis in Yemen denied on Thursday that they had targeted Medina, after the Saudi-led military coalition announced it had intercepted a cruise missile in its vicinity.

Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree said on Thursday, “The Yemeni armed forces confirm that they did not carry out any targeting operation towards Saudi territory today, and what the Saudi enemy claims about targeting Medina is a great and huge lie.”

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The official spokesman for the coalition forces, Major General Turki Al-Maliki, the interception and destruction of a cruise missile in the Medina region.

In another context, Saree announced that the group’s forces targeted a Saudi Typhoon warplane, which he said took off from Taif base, and targeted it with a surface-to-air missile while it was flying in the airspace of Saada Governorate in northern Yemen.

He added that the plane “sustained a direct hit and is at risk of crashing.”