Yemen's Houthis say they attacked Saudi Aramco Jazan refinery, fire extinguished
The ministry said the blaze was extinguished with no injuries, and the Houthis said the drone strike was a response to Saudi airspace violations.
- On Sunday, Saudi Aramco's industrial security teams extinguished a fire at the Jazan refinery, with the Saudi Energy Ministry reporting no injuries in the incident.
- The Jazan refinery processes 400,000 barrels of crude oil per day, producing petrol and ultra-light sulfur diesel as critical components of the Kingdom's energy infrastructure.
- Renewed tensions persist between Saudi Arabia and the Iran-aligned Houthi movement, which declared a Red Sea naval blockade last month citing an alleged Saudi siege of Yemen, a claim that Riyadh rejects.
- Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey signed the "Mecca Joint Defence Agreement" on Friday to strengthen military cooperation and bolster collective deterrence against regional security threats across West Asia.
- Saudi officials have not identified the fire's cause, though Aramco chief Amin Nasser noted last week that previous facility attacks caused minor production interruptions with no material operational or financial impact.
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eldiariodechihuahua.mxThe Hut is from Yemen today attacked Saudi Aramco in Jazan, two days after Saudi Saud signed a defense pact.
The offensive included missiles and drones against an Aramco refinery in Jazan and the port of Mokha, killing three civilians and eight military personnel
At least seven people have died and 30 have been injured as a result of an air strike this morning by Yemen's Houthi insurgency against the port of the city of Moca, one of the most powerful and lethal since this week's escalation of hostilities in the devastated country and which have now reached a town of capital importance because of its proximity to the strategic Strait of Bab el Mandeb. The Yemeni Ministry of Health has confirmed the provis…
At least seven people were killed in an attack by Houthi rebels on the Yemeni port city of Mocha. The casualties include four soldiers and three civilians, according to the National Resistance Forces, which are affiliated with the Yemeni government. At least fifteen people were injured. Among other things, port buildings and food supplies were damaged by the rocket and drone attacks. The Houthis say the attacks targeted military personnel and st…
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