The Houthis announced attacks on the main oil export route from Saudi Arabia The Houthis attacked oil pumping stations on the Saudi east-west pipeline. This is what the Iranian news agency reported, referring to the military representative of the Houthi group, Yahya Saria. According to him, the stations were attacked by UAVs, and all the hits were accurate. The pipeline, with a length of about 1,200 km, allows the export of oil bypassing the Strait of Hormuz. In September, Saudi Arabia temporarily arrested him after an attack by drones that, according to Riyadh and Baghdad, were launched from Iraq. Saudi Arabia has not yet responded to these statements. At the same time, the Saudi military alliance reported that it had intercepted a ballistic missile flying towards Riyadh. In addition, according to the representative of the Arab coalition, Turki al-Malki, attacks were carried out on Houthi targets in Yemen: five tunnels for storing ballistic missiles, four launchers and a warehouse were destroyed. Separately, the alliance announced the destruction of two launchers in Sana'a, one of which, it claims, was used to launch a missile towards Riyadh.

The Houthis announced attacks on the main oil export route from Saudi Arabia The Houthis attacked oil pumping stations on the Saudi east-west pipeline. This is what the Iranian news agency reported, referring to the military representative of the Houthi group, Yahya Saria. According to him, the stations were attacked by UAVs, and all the hits were accurate. The pipeline, with a length of about 1,200 km, allows the export of oil bypassing the Strait of Hormuz. In September, Saudi Arabia temporarily arrested him after an attack by drones that, according to Riyadh and Baghdad, were launched from Iraq. Saudi Arabia has not yet responded to these statements. At the same time, the Saudi military alliance reported that it had intercepted a ballistic missile flying towards Riyadh. In addition, according to the representative of the Arab coalition, Turki al-Malki, attacks were carried out on Houthi targets in Yemen: five tunnels for storing ballistic missiles, four launchers and a warehouse were destroyed. Separately, the alliance announced the destruction of two launchers in Sana'a, one of which, it claims, was used to launch a missile towards Riyadh.