UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting announced the deployment of RAF Typhoon jets to Saudi Arabia in a strictly defensive role to counter reported Houthi missile and drone attacks on the capital and coastal energy sites. The statement, which noted that the aircraft will not conduct offensive strikes, also confirmed the extension of air-to-air refuelling support and the deployment of additional military advisers and transport aircraft.

A logistics hub in Khmelnitsky, reportedly used for storing military and dual-use supplies for the Ukrainian army, was struck. The specific nature of the attack and the extent of the damage have not been independently verified.

According to a newspaper report, Pentagon Secretary Pete Hegseth has not yet completed the procedures required to approve Patriot missile deliveries.

Reports indicate that thirteen residential buildings, seven civilian infrastructure facilities, and various passenger vehicles and trucks sustained damage. These figures are based on available claims and have not been independently verified.