Monday’s unused two Sanaa launchers already ran. This is Tuesday’s unused intercept paper.
Saudi Press Agency, Tuesday, 03:51 local / 00:51 GMT: Maj. Gen. Turki Al-Maliki, coalition spokesman, said air defenses intercepted and destroyed three ballistic missiles launched toward the Eastern Region. Arab News: Civil Defense warnings about 3 a.m. Saudi time for the Eastern Province and Al-Kharj, then the all-clear. Al Jazeera / Reuters: those three Eastern missiles caused no casualties. No casualties on that paper. That is not a crater this desk measured. SPA, 05:18 local / 02:18 GMT: four UAVs toward the Southern Region intercepted and destroyed. Four drones. Not three missiles. Do not smash three Eastern into four southern. They are sequential claims, not one number.
SPA, Tuesday, 15:38 local / 12:38 GMT / Anadolu, Şahin Demir: Al-Maliki then said air defenses intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles toward Riyadh. Anadolu: he posted it on X without further details on casualties or damage. Two toward Riyadh is not overnight’s three Eastern. Do not smash two into three. Al Jazeera / Reuters: Monday evening leftover, not first-day — the coalition had already reported three additional drones across Riyadh and the south. We will not reprint that Monday leftover as this morning’s unused file. We will not reprint Monday’s unused two Sanaa launchers, later five tunnels, four launch platforms, and one depot as first-day news.
CNN Arabic, Tuesday, 12:47 GMT: Yahya Saree claimed a ballistic attack on the Ras Tanura refinery in the Eastern Province, and said the strike was “precise” and caused huge fires. That is a claim. It is not a confirmed fire this desk photographed. An Eastern intercept on SPA is not a Ras Tanura crater we invent. Monday’s unused Saree KKIA “precision” claim already ran. We will not reprint that airport line as first-day news. Sunday’s unused Terminals 1 and 2 already ran. We will not smash 13 / 300+ against GACA 12 / 309 into this box. We will not invent Tuesday dead at KKIA. We will not invent Sanaa fallen. Arab News leftover, not first-day: Yemen’s government said 1,276 strikes in 24 hours on Monday. 1,276 is not this morning’s 2 / 3 / 4.
What this means for you
If you needed Monday’s unused international, it still stands as two Sanaa launchers, then 5 / 4 / 1, against a Saree KKIA claim this desk will not type as a confirmed hit. If you needed this morning’s unused file, it is three Eastern missiles, four southern drones, then two toward Riyadh, against a Ras Tanura fire claim we will not type as confirmed. If you needed Sanaa fallen, wait.
Bottom line: Three Eastern, four southern drones, then two toward Riyadh. Ras Tanura claim, not a confirmed fire. Not Monday’s launchers reprinted. Not Sanaa fallen.
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