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Houthi media publishes tally of 75 Saudi strikes over 24 hours

Houthi-run 26 September published a tally attributed to Yahya Saree of Saudi air and missile strikes over a day. We have not independently verified the number or the nature of the targets. The Aramco warning, the account of prisoners from Al-Maqatirah and some water and battlefield reports originated before this window.

Updated: Sunday 1 November 2026, 18:59 Amsterdam time Monitoring window: last 1.2 h 2026-11-01 16:48Z → 17:59Z UTC Last search: 2026-11-01 18:06Z

Summary

Attributed26 September quotes Yahya Saree reporting 75 Saudi air and missile strikes over 24 hours, not solely within this monitoring window.
AttributedSaree says the strikes hit civilian facilities in eight governorates; we have not independently established the targets or casualties.
AttributedThe announced cumulative total reached 3,830 air and missile strikes since the escalation began; we do not add it to other tallies.

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18:39
AttributedTaiz, Hodeidah and other governorates
Houthi media quotes Saree reporting 75 Saudi strikes in a day
At 17:39 UTC, Houthi-run 26 September published a tally attributed to military spokesperson Yahya Saree, who said Saudi Arabia had carried out 75 air and missile strikes over 24 hours. He said civilian facilities in Saada, Taiz, Amran, Ibb, Dhamar, Lahj, Hodeidah and Al-Jawf were hit, bringing the total since the escalation began to 3,830. We have not independently verified the figures, the nature of the targets or casualties; the new development is publication of the tally, not confirmation that all these strikes occurred within this monitoring window.
Source: 26sep.net

What to watch

Verifying the strike tally
We are monitoring independent evidence of strike locations, times and targets, and any coalition response to the tally attributed to Saree.
Civilian protection and humanitarian access
We are monitoring documented casualty reports and access to water, food and medicine, separating the original distribution date from translation or republication.
Al-Maqatirah and the Taiz fronts
We are seeking verifiable new information about prisoners and territorial changes; ongoing fighting or republication of an old post is not a separate incident.

Earlier context

SPA’s English report on more than 1.3 million liters of water in Lahj, Taiz and Aden repeats the figures in its Arabic original, published at 16:14 UTC before this window. The later translation does not establish an additional delivery.spa.gov.sa · 2026-11-01
Abdulqader al-Murtada’s original post about prisoners arriving from the Al-Maqatirah front is timestamped 14:50 UTC, before this window. It gave no number, and republication does not establish another group arriving; the account remains attributed to the Houthis.x.com · 2026-11-01
The warning attributed to a Houthi military source about Aramco and Saudi airspace appeared in 26 September at 14:40 UTC, before this window. AFP’s later report does not make it a new threat or evidence of an attack.26sep.net · 2026-11-01

Unproven or recycled claims

Aden Al-Ghad published the account of two drones shot down in Sabr and a vehicle and positions destroyed in Sabr and Al-Misrakh at 16:30 UTC, before this window. Later reports do not establish two additional downings or another destroyed vehicle.adngad.net
The statement from UN employee Mohamed al-Shami’s family carried in a later report already appeared in Al-Mashhad al-Yemeni at 14:31 UTC. We do not treat later coverage as a new statement or date his death by the report’s publication time.almashhad.news

Houthi media publishes tally of 75 Saudi strikes over 24 hours

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Houthi media quotes Saree reporting 75 Saudi strikes in a day