The Air Force of the Yemeni Army and Popular Committees executed, Saturday, two aerial operations on Abha Airport in Saudi Arabia’s southwestern Asir province with Qasef-2K domestically-developed unmanned aircrafts.

The Armed Forces spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Sarea said in a brief statement: “By the grace of God and his generosity, the Air Force conducts two attacks on Abha International Airport with a number of Qasef-2k drones.”
Brigadier Sarea said that the first attack targeted the airport’s fueling stations while the second targeted the control tower at the airport, hitting targets with high accuracy.
He pointed out that the attacks resulted in a complete halt of air traffic.
The spokesman confirmed this targeting comes in response to the crimes of aggression, continuous siege and continuous raids. “During the past 48 hours the aerial aggression launched 26 raids,” he added.
In addition, air traffic centers have indicated the diversion of the Taif-Abha flight to Jeddah International Airport.
During the past three months, the Air Force has carried out 60 operations, with two operations every 72 hours, targeting enemy headquarters, bases and facilities. 16 operations targeted Abha airport, 14 operations at Jizan airport, 11 operations at Najran airport and 9 operations on Khamis Mushait base.