A Saudi-led coalition is accusing Yemen's Houthi militia of a "dangerous escalation" on Sunday. Earlier, Saudi air defense forces intercepted a ballistic missile fired towards Riyadh.

 

Saudi Arabia also announced financial rewards for information leading to the arrest of 40 leaders it said were responsible for "planning, implementing and supporting the Houthi terrorist group's various terrorist activities". The bounties topped out at 30 million US dollars for the armed group's leader, Abdel-Malek al-Houthi. The missile was brought down on Saturday evening near King Khaled International Airport, and did not cause any casualties.