Houthi rebels have attacked Saudi Aramco oil facilities in the Jizan and Yanbu regions of the Red Sea with drones and missiles.

The conflict between Houthi rebels and Saudi Arabia has resumed after a four-year ceasefire and is expanding to the Red Sea coast.

Earlier, the Houthi terrorist group threatened to escalate attacks in the coming days and announced their intention to cut off traffic in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden for ships with Saudi, Israeli and American interests. The situation is creating uncertainty in the region, affecting global hydrocarbon trade and causing the price of oil to temporarily rise above $100.

 

BREAKING!

The Aramco complex-Saudi Arabia's state oil giant-in Jazan is reportedly on fire following a suspected 5-missile strike by Houthis.

Aramco complex raksasa minyak negara Saudi Arabia di Jazan reported banganan usai diterjang 5 rudal yang diduga rakishana kelompok… pic.twitter.com/Jb5x55VqAy

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