🇾🇪 ❌ 🇸🇦 | Breaking — Yemeni ballistic missiles were launched toward King Khalid Air Base in Khamis Mushait, Saudi Arabia, according to reports.

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🇾🇪 ❌ 🇸🇦 | Yemeni missile attack targeted the Airport District area near Abdullah Airport in Saudi Arabia.

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🇾🇪 ❌ 🇸🇦 | Reports indicate that violent explosions rocked Saudi Arabia again, with explosions reported in multiple locations. Explosions were reported in Jizan (Jazan), Saudi Arabia, with plumes of smoke rising over the city. Additional explosions were reported in Khamis Mushait, Saudi Arabia. Reports also indicate that Yemeni missiles reached Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, where sirens sounded across Yanbu Governorate. Jeddah Airport was also reported to be affected, with sirens sounding and aircraft heading toward Riyadh reportedly turning back or entering holding routes.

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🇾🇪 ❌ 🇸🇦 | A very large explosion was reported at the Port of Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, following reports of another Yemeni attack targeting the city.

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🫡 🇾🇪 🇾🇪 🇾🇪 | Yemen to release a statement.

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🇮🇳 | India’s Union Education Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan, has tendered his resignation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi following weeks of relentless, youth-led demonstrations sparked by entrance examination paper leaks and systemic testing irregularities. Spearheaded by the self-styled "Cockroach" movement, the protests rapidly expanded into the most significant public challenge to Modi’s third term, culminating in tens of thousands of students massing at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi to demand accountability for leaks that directly impacted roughly two million candidates. Although state officials initially characterized the gatherings as unstructured, organic, and lacking a centralized blueprint, the sheer solidarity of the youth endured through heavy-handed dispersal attempts by local police and the Rapid Action Force (RAF). Behind the visible frontlines, a far deeper political friction has built up, signaling that the public outrage carries far more strategic weight than early government dismissals suggested. 

In response to the escalating crisis, Modi released two selfie-video addresses acknowledging the situation and promising unprecedentedly strict measures against perpetrators; a firm, direct intervention rarely seen since he took office. However, the political reality on the ground has taken a turn as clash points between demonstrators and security forces led to escalating claims of violent defense and offense from both sides. Law enforcement agencies are now pivoting to an aggressive posture, actively using alleged officer assault and public destruction charges to launch a sweeping crackdown against those involved in the rallies.

Central to this crackdown is a high-tech surveillance matrix that has turned digital suppression from a theoretical fear into an immediate reality for student organizers. Authorities have reportedly targeted upwards of two thousand protesters by deploying high-definition facial recognition systems (AFRS), smart surveillance glasses (such as Meta glasses utilized by tactical units), and extensive mobile network tower dumps around protest hubs. These tools instantly match live crowd feeds against massive state-held biometric registries, national ID photo databases, and public social media archives, allowing law enforcement to map, identify, and locate specific individuals hours or days after an event concludes.

Beyond passive visual tracking, government agencies are employing advanced AI profiling and digital trail harvesting to systematically dismantle the movement's operational network.

Algorithms cross-reference viral protest video footage on social platforms like X, Instagram, and Telegram with central identity records to pinpoint high-volume organizers and digital coordinators.

By combining predictive check-in monitoring, geofenced mobile tracking, and biometric photo repositories, the regime is actively constructing detailed digital dossiers on young activists, aiming to neutralize future mobilization drives before crowds can ever assemble.

Regardless, we pray for the students and their families. If genuinely driven, such protests carry real value and true power.

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🇸🇦 | Saudi Arabia launched aggressive attacks against Marib and Al-Jawf in Yemen.

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🇮🇷 | Mohammad Baqer Zolqadr, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran:

"Every column of smoke seen in the region signifies a targeted military, security, or financial center belonging to the United States. The continuous and precise strikes by our fighters are the whips of wrath from the rising Iranian people, raining down on the system of hegemony. By God's grace, they will continue until the enemy's complete surrender and full vengeance is exacted for the blood of the innocent children of Minab, Lamerd, and beyond."

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