A coordinated assault by Houthi rebels has left dozens injured and set ablaze critical oil infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, raising concerns over regional stability and energy supplies. The strikes targeted multiple facilities, prompting emergency responses and sparking fears of broader escalation in an already volatile conflict. Authorities are assessing the damage while the international community monitors the situation closely. The incident underscores the growing risks of proxy warfare in the Middle East and its potential impact on global markets.
More than 70 people were wounded after Houthi rebels launched a wave of attacks on Saudi Arabia, igniting fires at several key oil facilities.
