Houthi attacks cause fires at Saudi energy facilities, operations disrupted

Yemen's Houthi rebels launched a series of attacks against energy facilities and utilities in Saudi Arabia's southern region, resulting in multiple fires and temporary operational disruptions. Saudi authorities confirmed the strikes, which reportedly caused 73 injuries among those in the vicinity of the targeted sites.

The Saudi energy ministry acknowledged the impact on its infrastructure, noting that the attacks caused localized damage and forced a temporary halt to some operations. The incident highlights the ongoing regional conflict and the continued threat posed to critical energy infrastructure within the Kingdom.