Ansar Allah denies Saudi accusations of downing a drone over Medina
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Ansar Allah, also known as the Houthis, has denied Saudi accusations regarding the downing of one of its drones in the airspace over Medina.
A report published by the website Al-Nashra said the movement described these accusations as fabrications and considered them evidence of moral bankruptcy on the part of the party that made them.
Medina is located in the Hejaz region in western Saudi Arabia and is one of the most important religious cities in the country. Ansar Allah is based in Yemen, and relations between the movement and Saudi Arabia have seen repeated tensions in recent years.
No further details have been published so far by either side about where the drone fell or the full nature of the accusations. The matter remains open pending any new official clarifications.
Sources: Elnashra
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