沙特领导的联盟对也门胡塞武装控制的荷台达港城市发动空袭，声称目标为军事设施[1]。胡塞武装指责此次空袭击中了民用设施，造成两人受伤，并将其定性为"危险升级"[2]。沙特方面表示将采取一切必要措施保护其船只安全，对胡塞武装在红海实施的持续敌对行为警告称将毫不犹豫地回应[2]。
胡塞武装声明称，沙特对荷台达和卡美兰岛民用设施的打击"构成危险升级"，并誓言"这些最近的犯罪行为将不会没有回应"[2]。同时，胡塞武装声称对红海内多艘沙特油轮的袭击负责[1]。希腊军方操作的爱国者防空系统在周六拦截了两枚从也门发射的弹道导弹[2]。
美国中央司令部证实美军在13个连续夜晚对伊朗目标进行打击[1]。伊朗声称美国导弹袭击其西南部胡泽斯坦省造成至少4人死亡、5人受伤[1]。伊朗外长阿拉格齐在上合组织峰会上警告参与美国攻击的国家将承担国际责任[1]。
A Saudi-led coalition launched airstrikes on Hodeida, a port city controlled by Yemen's Houthi movement, with officials characterizing the targets as military facilities rather than port infrastructure.[1] The Houthis disputed this account, claiming the strikes hit civilian installations in Hodeida and the nearby island of Kamaran, resulting in two injuries.[2] In response, the Houthi movement vowed retaliation, warning that "these recent criminal acts will not go unanswered" and describing the assault as a "dangerous escalation."[2]
The military operation reflects deepening hostilities in the Red Sea region. The Houthis have claimed responsibility for attacks on multiple Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea,[1] while Saudi Arabia has pledged to take "all necessary measures" to protect its vessels and stated it would respond "without hesitation" if hostile activities continue.[2] On July 14, the United States reinstituted a blockade on Iranian ports and targeted commercial vessels attempting to breach it—marking the second such action.[1] Meanwhile, the U.S. Central Command confirmed American forces have conducted strikes against Iranian targets for thirteen consecutive nights,[1] and Greek military forces operating Patriot air defense systems intercepted two ballistic missiles fired from Yemen on Saturday.[2]
The broader conflict has claimed casualties beyond the immediate combat zones. Iran reported that American missile strikes on its southwestern Khuzestan Province killed at least four people and wounded five others.[1] The escalating military operations underscore the intensifying regional conflict that began in February 2026 and saw a ceasefire agreement collapse on July 8.[1]