Continued mutual attacks by Saudi Arabia and the Yemeni Houthis The Saudi-led coalition has announced that it is targeting oil installations throughout western Yemen, including in the capital Sana'a. Turki al-Maliki, the spokesman for the coalition, wrote in X that in Sana'a and in the districts of Damar and Saada, facilities were targeted that the Houthis used to "threaten" Saudi Arabia and "south of the Red Sea and water lines." This is in response to one of the deadliest attacks on Saudi Arabia in recent years. The Houthi television, Al-Masira, confirmed that Saudi Arabia attacked its oil facilities. Shortly after Turki al-Malki's announcement, according to witnesses and AFP reporters, explosions were heard in the capital and at the facilities of the oil giant Aramco in eastern Saudi Arabia. But the Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted the Houthi missile that was aimed at places including Riyadh. The coalition said shrapnel fell in a residential area in Dhahran, Aramco's main headquarters. An eyewitness while walking down a main street in Riyadh told AFP, "I saw the bullets pass in the sky over a mall" and "it left a trail of yellow light and then smoke, then we heard the sound of an explosion." "People were calm," he said, requesting anonymity. no one is talking We were afraid and we all looked to the sky."

Continued mutual attacks by Saudi Arabia and the Yemeni Houthis The Saudi-led coalition has announced that it is targeting oil installations throughout western Yemen, including in the capital Sana'a. Turki al-Maliki, the spokesman for the coalition, wrote in X that in Sana'a and in the districts of Damar and Saada, facilities were targeted that the Houthis used to "threaten" Saudi Arabia and "south of the Red Sea and water lines." This is in response to one of the deadliest attacks on Saudi Arabia in recent years. The Houthi television, Al-Masira, confirmed that Saudi Arabia attacked its oil facilities. Shortly after Turki al-Malki's announcement, according to witnesses and AFP reporters, explosions were heard in the capital and at the facilities of the oil giant Aramco in eastern Saudi Arabia. But the Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted the Houthi missile that was aimed at places including Riyadh. The coalition said shrapnel fell in a residential area in Dhahran, Aramco's main headquarters. An eyewitness while walking down a main street in Riyadh told AFP, "I saw the bullets pass in the sky over a mall" and "it left a trail of yellow light and then smoke, then we heard the sound of an explosion." "People were calm," he said, requesting anonymity. no one is talking We were afraid and we all looked to the sky."