RIYADH: The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen has accused Lebanon's Hezbollah of striking Riyadh through Sanaa International Airport, according to reports. In a press conference on Sunday, coalition spokesman Turki al-Malki highlighted some proof of Hezbollah's involvement in Yemen.

He showed photographs of Hezbollah members instructing the Houthi militia to launch explosive-laden drones at the news briefing. According to the spokesman, the Houthis have assaulted Saudi Arabia with 430 ballistic missiles and 851 bomb-laden drones since the war began in March 2015, killing 59 Saudi civilians.

The Houthis have been attacking different locations in Saudi Arabia, particularly border cities and vital infrastructure such as oil plants and airports. The majority of these attacks were intercepted before they could reach their intended targets. To prevent the Houthis from undertaking attacks, the coalition has recently been air striking military sites in Yemen.

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