Recent hostilities included an overnight strike on Monday that struck an oil company building situated in Sanaa. This action came just one day after a separate Houthi attack caused physical damage to an Aramco office based in Riyadh. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia confirmed that it successfully intercepted missiles deployed by the Yemeni group amid escalating regional friction. These focused strikes on corporate and energy facilities highlight the mounting danger surrounding critical infrastructure on both sides of the border.
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Attacks escalate between Saudi-led forces and Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis
Saudi Arabia says it intercepted missiles fired by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen as attacks between them escalate. An oil company building in Sanaa was struck overnight on Monday, a day after a Houthi attack damaged an Aramco office in Riyadh.
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Military spokesperson Yahya Saree announced the strikes against key targets across the kingdom, including a major financial hub and the East-West pipeline pumping network. The group framed the cross-border operation as direct retaliation for recent Saudi bombardments that struck civilian areas within Yemen. These claims highlight an intensifying focus on crippling Saudi Arabia's critical economic and energy transit infrastructure.