According to RT, on October 14th local time, the Houthi forces stated that all Saudi airports and facilities of Saudi Aramco are considered 'legal targets'.
Hussein militant military spokesman Yeheya Sareia said that the Hussein forces carried out missile and drone attacks on King Khalid Airport in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh, as well as Saudi Aramco facilities in Jeddah and Riyadh.
He warned international shipping companies, airport staff, and local civilians to evacuate from relevant locations, and vowed to continue attacks until Saudi Arabia ceased its military operations in Yemen.
According to information from The Wall Street Journal earlier that day, the Saudi Energy Ministry stated that an administrative office building of Saudi Aramco in Jazran was attacked, resulting in a local fire.
Sources familiar with the situation say that a missile struck an office building within the headquarters complex, causing damage to several floors. There are no reports of injuries or deaths.
Before the attack on Tuesday, Houthi militants had carried out deadly attacks on the international airport in Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh, on multiple occasions. One of these attacks on Saturday resulted in at least 13 deaths.
Saudi-led coalition forces stated earlier that they had attacked Sabah Fuel storage facilities, which are controlled by the Houthi militant group in Yemen.
Previously, Houthi militant military spokesman Yahya Saleh warned that if the Saudi army attacked Yemen’s oil facilities, the Houthi forces would launch retaliatory attacks against Saudi Aramco headquarters, the company’s refinery in Riyadh, and Riyadh Airport.
