Rocket debris fell in Mecca and the country Main events of the last day and morning: War with Iran - Iran has developed plans to attack submarine communications cables in the Persian Gulf in the event of new attacks by the United States and Israel, Reuters reports, citing two senior Iranian security officials. - American intelligence believes that Iran is planning attacks on American diplomats and officials working abroad, Axios reports. - Iran offered the US the opening of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the blockade on Iranian ports, reports Al Arabiya. - The Pentagon has prepared a number of options for resuming hostilities in Iran, starting with damage to nuclear facilities and infrastructure, such as bridges, to carrying out attacks on islands controlled by Iran, the Wall Street Journal reports. Trump is leaning toward a return to major combat operations, although no final decision has yet been made. - The US aircraft carrier George Washington is preparing for combat operations in connection with a potential renewal of US strikes in Iran. The Houthi attack - Debris from two ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis fell in Mecca and Madinah in Saudi Arabia after they were intercepted, the General Civil Defense Authority of Saudi Arabia said. - The Houthis reported new attacks on Saudi Arabia. 7 targets were attacked: Riyadh International Airport, Dammam International Airport, Najran Airport and Hamis Mushait Air Base. During the day, the Houthis also attacked the facility of the country's largest oil and gas company, Saudi Aramco, in the Yanbu district, the refinery in Rabij, as well as the east-west oil pipeline. The exchange of blows continues to escalate, the Saudis are bombing Yemen, the Houthis are responding to oil facilities, and neither the Turkish-Pakistani garrison nor the French and British experts have yet changed anything fundamental in this story.