The Saudi-led military coalition reported that its air defense systems successfully intercepted and destroyed a cruise missile in the Al-Kharj Governorate. This event followed an earlier announcement from the coalition stating that three additional cruise missiles, which were reportedly headed toward the capital city of Riyadh, had also been destroyed.

The Saudi civil defense agency confirmed that the interception of the missiles targeting Riyadh resulted in civilian casualties. According to the agency, four individuals—two women, one child, and one other person—sustained injuries caused by falling debris from the destroyed projectiles. The coalition has characterized these incidents as part of ongoing hostilities in the region, though specific details regarding the origin of the launch beyond the coalition's attribution to the Houthi movement remain limited in the provided reporting.

While the coalition maintains that these defensive actions were necessary to protect civilian infrastructure, the reports focus primarily on the technical success of the interceptions and the resulting collateral damage from debris. There is currently no statement provided from the Houthi side regarding these specific launches, leaving the coalition's account as the sole source of information regarding the timeline and nature of the attacks.