The Houthi military movement has officially claimed responsibility for a new wave of attacks against Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil company, Aramco. According to Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree, the operation involved the use of ballistic missiles and drones aimed at facilities located in the Saudi capital of Riyadh and the eastern region of Khurais.

In a statement released via social media, Saree asserted that the strikes were successful and resulted in significant fires at the targeted locations. The group characterized these actions as a direct response to Saudi-led military operations within Yemen. While the Houthis maintain that the strikes achieved their intended objectives, there has been no immediate confirmation from Saudi authorities regarding the extent of the damage or potential casualties. The reports from both Middle East Eye and RT rely primarily on the Houthi military's own claims, with neither outlet providing independent verification of the damage or the current status of the Aramco facilities. The situation remains fluid, as international observers wait for official statements from the Saudi government or Aramco regarding the operational status of the affected sites.