Houthis target Saudi oil sites after Sana'a strikes
The Houthi group in Yemen launched missile and drone attacks targeting oil facilities and an airport in Saudi Arabia, in response to Saudi airstrikes that targeted Sanaa and other Yemeni provinces. The group announced that it achieved its objectives accurately, with damages and fires breaking out at the targeted sites, including Aramco, King Khalid Airport, and a refinery in Riyadh, although there has been no independent confirmation of the extent of losses or injuries. The group employed a variety of missiles and drones and vowed to continue attacks on airports and oil installations in the Kingdom, refusing to de-escalate unless the siege on Yemen is lifted and Saudi military operations cease. This escalation comes amid a rise in attacks on King Khalid Airport over recent days, following an intensification of military confrontations, threatening the security of air traffic in the region.
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