Missile debris injures resident in Ahad Rafidah, Saudi Civil Defence says

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Missile debris injures resident in Ahad Rafidah, Saudi Civil Defence says

3 October 2026 00:09 BST

Debris from a ballistic missile that was shot down in Saudi Arabia's Ahad Rafidah Governorate in the Asir region injured a resident, according to the Saudi Directorate of Civil Defence.

In a post on X, the directorate said vehicles and a prayer room inside a building suffered damage due to the falling debris.

> \#الدفاع\_المدني : سقوط شظايا اعتراض صاروخ باليستي في محافظة أحد رفيدة بمنطقة عسير نتج عنه إصابة مقيم وأضرار في مصلى داخل مبنى ومركبات. pic.twitter.com/kZUS82I0Vj
>
> — الدفاع المدني السعودي (@SaudiDCD) October 2, 2026



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