Houthi rebels launched attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities, escalating tensions in the region. The strikes targeted an Aramco administrative building in Dhahran, according to Saudi officials. The attack occurred as part of an ongoing conflict between the Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition.
Saudi Arabia confirmed that debris from intercepted Houthi missiles injured four people in Riyadh. The Saudi energy ministry reported that the attack on the Aramco facility sparked a “limited fire.” The incident followed reports of Houthi missile strikes on Saudi territory.
The Saudi-led coalition said it had intercepted several missiles over Riyadh on Tuesday evening. The attacks come amid heightened hostilities between the Houthis and Saudi forces. The conflict has seen frequent exchanges of fire, with both sides accusing each other of escalating violence.
The Houthis have previously warned of a “harsh and painful” response against Saudi Arabia if attacks continue. The group has also been accused by U.S. President Donald Trump of driving up oil prices ahead of elections. The situation remains volatile, with both sides continuing to engage in military actions.
The conflict in Yemen has drawn international attention, with regional powers involved in a complex web of alliances and hostilities. The ongoing clashes highlight the deepening tensions in the region, with oil infrastructure becoming a key target. The situation remains under close watch as the conflict continues to evolve.
