Drone Strikes Hit Saudi Arabia’s Vital East
Twin blows to energy infrastructure and maritime security have pushed crude prices above $100 a barrel while displacing over 46,000 people in Yemen.
Twin blows to energy infrastructure and maritime security have pushed crude prices above $100 a barrel while displacing over 46,000 people in Yemen.
A coordinated barrage of Houthi drone and missile strikes killed at least 58 Yemeni government forces, shattering a cessation of hostilities.
The armed conflict involving Iran has expanded into the Red Sea and Caspian Sea despite a temporary halt in U.S. airstrikes, drawing in Ukraine and threatening vital energy infrastructure.
Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed a missile attack on the southern Saudi Arabian city of Jizan, sparking fires near a Saudi Aramco refinery.
Houthi militants struck Saudi-flagged vessels amid an intensifying military conflict between the United States and Iran. This escalation has caused Brent crude prices to reach $100 per barrel.