Yemen's Houthis confirm an attack on Israel, 15 US troops injured in Saudi Arabia

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Yemen's Houthis have confirmed launching a missile toward Israel for the first time in

the current conflict.

The Israeli military says it was intercepted.

Meanwhile, Iranian strikes have hit Tel Aviv, killing at least one person.

US media say an Iranian attack on a base in Saudi Arabia is injured at least 15 American

troops.

The strike reportedly hit the Prinsultana air base.

It's around about 100 kilometers southeast of the capital we are.

We've also got the Ukraine's president, Vladimir Zelensky, arriving in Doha.

It's part of a Gulf tour focused on diplomacy and security cooperation.

The visit follows meetings in Abu Labe and Jeddah, where Ukraine agreed to expand defense

ties and signed a security agreement with Saudi Arabia.

Now it's been one month since the United States and Israel launched attacks against Iran,

sparking a conflict that has taken a heavy toll on countries right across the Middle

East.

The UN has urged the United States to conclude its investigation into a strike on a girl

school in Iran.

The attack which took place on the first day of the conflict killed more than 165 children

and staff.

Speaking during an urgent session of the UN Human Rights Council, Iran's foreign minister

called the strike a war crime.

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