Yemen’s Houthi rebels have threatened further attacks on Saudi Arabian airports and oil facilities following a reported strike on the headquarters of oil giant Saudi Aramco in Dhahran.
The attack reportedly damaged offices within the company’s headquarters, although no casualties were reported at the site.
The development has heightened security concerns in Saudi Arabia, with the Houthis warning that additional strikes could follow.
The escalating hostilities have raised fears of wider regional instability, particularly amid growing tensions involving Iran and the United States.
The conflict also threatens the security of critical oil infrastructure and commercial shipping routes, raising concerns about possible disruptions to global energy supplies and increases in oil prices.
The situation continues to draw international attention as concerns grow over the potential economic and security consequences of further escalation in the Middle East.
