TASNIM NEWS cited a Sirik source saying a few minutes ago three gunshots were fired from Sirik toward the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian media earlier said the shooting was linked to an operation targeting non-compliant vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.

Houthi forces said they launched four waves of attacks. They claimed the first wave struck Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport, ARAMCO fuel storage tanks and the Riyadh financial district, causing significant damage. The second wave, they said, hit ARAMCO facilities in Buqayq and sparked fires. The third wave targeted Saudi troop concentrations in eastern Al-Jawf province and the Madghal area of Marib province—forces they said were under the command of Faris al-Shammari—and caused heavy casualties. The fourth wave, they said, struck Saudi troop concentrations in the Mudarabah area of Lahij province, under the command of Badr al-Harbi, also inflicting heavy casualties. These claims have not been independently verified.

On the evening of Nov. 7 in Tel Aviv’s Habima Square, demonstrators protested Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government, calling for an end to the long-running war and political stalemate and demanding the swift formation of a unity government to restore normal operations. Some protesters said Netanyahu’s government "has destroyed all the good things in Israel" and must not be allowed to continue governing.