Al Jazeera: Houthis Claim Attack on Saudi East-West Pipeline Pumping Stations and Yanbu Oil Facilities
According to Al Jazeera, Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Sarea stated that the group launched two attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure: the first used a drone targeting a pumping station along the East-West Pipeline, while the second targeted petroleum facilities in Yanbu, with the cited statement not specifying the type of weapon used. He also denied Saudi claims regarding the interception of two missiles over Mecca. Saudi Arabia did not immediately respond at the time of the report. The above is a unilateral statement by the Houthis, and the material has not confirmed any facility damage, production losses, or oil supply disruptions.
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