HOUTHIS CLAIM ATTACKS ON SAUDI ARABIAN OIL FACILITY AND YEMENI PORT, AND OTHER MIDEAST NEWS - AP NEWS
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According to Google News, Yemen’s Houthi movement claimed responsibility Thursday for attacks on a Saudi Arabian oil facility and a Yemeni port, amid a broader flare‑up in the region. The Houthi statements were reported by AP News and the attacks are said to have targeted the Jazan refinery of Saudi Aramco and a port in Yemen.
AP News reports that the Houthi claim involved missile or drone strikes, and Euronews added that the attacks in Yemen killed 11 civilians. At the same time, the Pentagon has urged defense companies to ramp up production as stockpiles run low during the Iran conflict. The Guardian and The Economist noted that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected a U.S. Gaza cease‑fire plan, while the Times of Israel reported that Iran has set new conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and denies negotiating with the U.S.
These events underscore the growing security instability in the Gulf, where regional actors are testing each other’s resolve and the international community faces potential disruptions to global oil supplies and maritime security.
- Houthis claim missile or drone strikes on Saudi Jazan refinery and a Yemeni port, with 11 Yemen casualties.
- Pentagon urges defense contractors to boost production as stockpiles dwindle amid Iran tensions.
- Concurrent Middle East news: Netanyahu rejects U.S. Gaza plan; Iran sets new conditions for Hormuz opening and denies talks with the U.S.
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