The Rada already counted. This wire is a siren and a Monday tally.
Reuters, Timour Azhari and Jana Choukeir, Riyadh/Dubai, Sept. 15: Saudi Arabia issued security alerts Tuesday over a range of territory, including Mecca and Jeddah, after a week of attacks from Iran-aligned fighters. The alerts were swiftly lifted. Authorities did not immediately report whether any incoming projectiles had landed, and there was no immediate claim of responsibility, Reuters said. The Mecca alarm was the first of the war in that city.
A Saudi-led coalition fighting the Houthis said 13 civilians were wounded in Mondayโs Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. The Houthis have announced major attacks over the past week, including strikes on an air base Monday they said were retaliation for airstrikes on Yemen. Yemeni officials opposed to the Houthis: the group now has effective control over almost the entire western Red Sea coast, including Mocha captured last week.
The East-West Pipeline is still shut after Fridayโs attack, which Riyadh blamed on a separate pro-Iranian movement in Iraq. Traders: a prolonged closure could cut off as much as 4% of global supply. UN Security Council to discuss Bab el-Mandeb Tuesday afternoon, two French diplomats said. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met Egyptโs Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in Cairo Tuesday on Red Sea navigation. A lifted alert is not a confirmed strike. 13 wounded is not a pipeline reopen.
What this means for you
If you needed 317โ0, that was 8 a.m. If you needed Mecca hit, this file does not confirm it. If the war is too heavy, 988.
Bottom line: Alerts lifted. 13 civilians Monday, coalition says. Pipe still shut.
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