New Round of 'Quiet War' in the Region — Houthis Attack
The Houthis claimed a drone strike on key Saudi oil infrastructure in response to Saudi drone actions. Movement spokesman Yahya Saria said the targets were 'sensitive oil supply points' at the Yanbu port. The attack is presented as retaliation for 'the invasion of Saudi drones into Yemeni airspace.' The confrontation continues as part of the 'quiet war.'
The Houthis have claimed responsibility for a new attack on Saudi territory. Movement spokesman Yahya Saria stated that strikes were carried out using several drones targeting 'sensitive oil supply points.' This refers to infrastructure that transports crude oil from the eastern regions of the kingdom to the Yanbu port — a key hub for Saudi export capabilities. The attack is presented as a response to 'the invasion of Saudi drones into Yemeni airspace.' Over the past month, the sides have continued exchanging strikes as part of the so-called 'quiet war': the Saudi side conducts airstrikes on Houthi positions, while the Houthis attack economically important targets of the kingdom. The article is based on statements by the Houthi spokesman and does not include comments from the Saudi side.