The East-West Crude Oil Pipeline in Saudi Arabia's Medina region was attacked, causing a fire, though operations remained unaffected. Citing an official from the Ministry of Energy, the Saudi Press Agency reported that the East-West pipeline—the country's critical oil transit route bypassing the Strait of Hormuz blockade—was attacked in the western Medina region, resulting in a "limited fire." The blaze has been extinguished, and pipeline operations remain unaffected. Officials did not disclose the identity of the attackers, though the Yemen-based Houthi movement has previously launched multiple drone and missile attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure.