Ras Tanura

On Friday morning, it said it had destroyed a Houthi drone over the Mecca region.

Reuters reported that the Houthis claimed attacks on several Saudi sites Thursday, including the Ras Tanura refinery, the Rabi refinery, and a production facility at Abqaiq.

Confirmation of damage at those sites from Saudi authorities or Aramco had not been reported by Friday morning, and the Houthi claims remain unverified.

Inside Yemen, the Houthi health ministry said a Saudi strike on homes in Taz province killed 12 people.

Such threats are likely to persist even in the absence of renewed military strikes.

And in Saudi Arabia, a reported Houthi strike on the Ras Tanura oil refinery marks a significant development in the ongoing campaign against the Kingdom's energy and aviation infrastructure.

Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia have continued at a high intensity.

Between October 23 and 29, Saudi forces intercepted ballistic missiles and one-way attack unmanned aerial vehicles targeting Riyadh, the Eastern Province, Taif, Yanbu and Khamis Mushait.

Debris from intercepted missiles injured two people and damaged residential buildings in Khamis Mushait and Ahad Rafida on October 25th.

Further debris damaged buildings and a vehicle in Riyadh on October 27th.

On October 27, the Houthis claimed a ballistic missile strike against Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura refinery in the eastern province, after Saudi forces reported intercepting three ballistic missiles and four one-way attack unmanned aerial vehicles.

A source briefed US media that the site had been hit and that a resulting fire had been contained.

Yes, Jeff, breaking.

Yemen's Houthis have reportedly struck Saudi Arabia's largest oil refinery at Ras Tanura with a ballistic missile, triggering a fire at one of the kingdom's most critical oil export hubs.

housing a refinery with a 550,000 barrel per day capacity, and a terminal that handled over 5 million barrels a day before the war.

It's almost like the satanic Pettibor cult is trying to destroy and get rid of most of the world's energy supplies, which is what I've been saying since March.

And just in the past 24 hours, Saudi Arabia conducted around 110, 115 airstrikes against Yemen, which is a jump to previous numbers.

and also the Yemenis targeted many locations in Saudi Arabia and inside Yemen some for the first time and currently Saudi Arabia since the beginning of the escalation between the Saudis and Ansarallah have conducted more than 3,250 airstrikes against Yemen so just a fast recap what happened in the past 24 or 48 hours Ansarallah managed to hit Abha airport they released a statement regarding this Abha airport they launched also drone attacks along the borders between them to between them and Saudi Arabia this whole area was was targeted via drones and there's full HD footage about that and also they targeted east-west pipeline and this map shows the places that were targeted by inshallah sensitive places and infrastructure in Saudi Arabia that was targeted by inshallah since the beginning of the escalation in the past two days they managed to target Rastanura refinery which is a very important refinery and it is the main hub for Saudi Arabia to export from the Persian Gulf in addition to that they targeted Yambo which is the main hub for Saudi Arabia to export their own through ships through the Red Sea they can go north to Suez Canal if you want they want to reach Europe or USA or go south if they want to reach sorry Asia and of course they can because both in both seas or the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea are blocked one is by Iran and one by Saudi Arabia and till now I couldn't find a real answer why all of this is happening why Saudi Arabia put themselves in this situation it's insane to think about it whether if you're with the Saudi Arabia or without Saudi Arabia there is no clear answer why they started this and the damages that they they took is is a huge until now so that's uh what's hap what happened in the past two days and there's also uh I wanted just to share this maps uh before talking about the situation widely.

So also in the past two days, Al-Sarallah managed to push more here in Taaz, which is a very important city in Yemen.

It's the biggest, the third biggest city in Yemen.

This afternoon, two more vessels were struck in the same general area.

Within Saudi Arabia, strikes were also reported targeting the Ras Tanura refinery once again, with multiple impacts being reported by locals.

On the home front in Washington, D.C., yesterday evening, Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, the Joint Staff's Director for Strategy, Plans, and Policy, was relieved of duty.

Sylvia was fired due to misconduct.

Because the risk of disruption in the Gulf remains an important part of the oil story.

The Houthis claimed a strike on Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura refinery on Tuesday.

Saudi authorities had not confirmed it in the reporting available this morning.

A claim of an attack, confirmed damage and a measurable loss of oil supply are three different things.

Saudi Arabia is filling 19 tankers in eastern Saudi Arabia at Jubail and Dammam oil ports after they have had a major hit.

at the Ras Tanura refinery.

We think that the Saudis are now just getting that stuff, whatever is in pipeline, out of pipeline, onto ships.

And it is also an intelligence indicator to me, there is a deal coming.