First Thing: Houthis appear to target Mecca as House votes to end Trump’s war on Iran
Summary
Saudi air defenses stopped a Houthi drone near Mecca, protecting the holy city from entering restricted airspace. In the US, the House of Representatives voted again to end military actions in Iran, following concerns about high costs and depleted missile supplies.Key Facts
- Saudi Arabia intercepted a Houthi drone south of Mecca, a sacred city for Muslims.
- Saudi officials said protecting Mecca and pilgrims is a strict priority.
- The US House voted to end conflict-related military powers involving Iran for the third time.
- A report shows the Iran conflict cost at least $38 billion and reduced US missile reserves.
- A US Congressman proposed impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over war decisions and civilian deaths.
- The US plans to send large bombs to Israel, but past concerns delayed this due to risks to civilians in Gaza.
- Several music acts left Ed Sheeran’s tour in support of Macklemore, who was removed for statements supporting Palestinians.
- Three people died in a helicopter crash covering a bus accident in Los Angeles.
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