The Houthi group in Yemen says it carries out six missile and drone attacks on targets across Saudi Arabia, including oil facilities and airports. Spokesman Yahya Sarea tells outlets the attacks include ballistic missile strikes aimed at Ras Tanura and Abqaiq-related sites, as well as an operation against the Rabigh refinery and an attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. He also claims a drone strike on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam.
The accounts describe additional targeting of a Saudi military headquarters in Najran. Saudi authorities have not broadly confirmed the full set of Houthi claims in the summaries provided, and at least one source notes that Saudi air defences intercepted some of the projectiles. Separately, one outlet references regional diplomacy, saying the announcement comes after talks between Iran and “Mecca pact” countries in Tehran earlier in the week.
Across coverage, the core details are consistent: six claimed operations, with a focus on Saudi oil infrastructure and airport disruption claims. Differences mainly concern which elements are elaborated and whether counterclaims and casualty figures are included, with some sources providing more detail on claimed interceptions and impacts.
