- Houthis targeted an Aramco refinery in Jizan with drones, claiming it was in response to airspace violations by Saudi-led coalition warplanes.
- Several drones struck the refinery, triggering powerful explosions in the area, according to Yemen's official news agency.
- As of the publication of the report, there were no confirmed details on the extent of damage or possible casualties.
- Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis stated they targeted the Aramco refinery in Saudi Arabia’s Jazan with drones.
- The Houthis claimed they targeted the refinery in response to airspace violations over the governorates of Saada and Hajjah in Yemen.
The Houthis have intensified their drone attacks on Saudi Arabia, claiming a third strike on an Aramco refinery in Jizan within two weeks. This latest incident occurred amid ongoing tensions in the region, particularly concerning airspace violations by Saudi-led coalition warplanes.15
Yemeni media reported that the attack involved several drones targeting the refinery, resulting in powerful explosions in the vicinity. However, as of the report's publication, there were no confirmed details regarding the extent of damage or potential casualties, with Saudi authorities and Aramco remaining silent on the incident.23

The Houthi news agency Saba stated that the drone strikes were a direct response to what they described as violations of Yemeni airspace over the governorates of Saada and Hajjah. This escalation highlights the ongoing conflict and the Houthis' commitment to retaliate against perceived aggressions from the Saudi-led coalition.
As tensions continue to rise, the implications of these attacks on regional stability and oil supply chains remain a significant concern for both local and international observers.
“The Houthis stated they targeted the Aramco refinery in Jizan with drones in retaliation for airspace violations by Saudi-led coalition warplanes. As of now, there are no confirmed reports on the extent of damage or casualties, with Saudi authorities yet to respond.”









