Yemen's Houthi forces struck a financial district in Saudi Arabia and damaged an Aramco tower there, according to 연합뉴스TV. The report, published Sunday, described the target as lying in the "heart" of the kingdom.
The Houthis also said they hit an international airport in Saudi Arabia and oil storage tanks belonging to Aramco, 연합인포맥스 reported. The group described the operations as missile and drone strikes on Saudi military and refinery facilities, according to 뉴시스.
경향신문 reported that 63 people were killed over two days as the Yemen civil war intensifies, and that the strikes on the Aramco building in the Saudi capital have been accompanied by reports of a Syrian troop deployment. The outlet did not provide further detail in the summary.
The reports do not specify the extent of the damage to the Aramco tower, the number of casualties from the strikes, or which airport was targeted. Saudi authorities have not been cited in the material as confirming the Houthi claims.
The attacks mark an escalation in the long-running conflict between the Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition, with the group now claiming strikes on economic and civilian infrastructure rather than military sites alone. Aramco facilities have been targeted in previous rounds of the war.
What to watch next: whether Saudi officials confirm the damage and casualties, and whether the reported Syrian deployment signals a wider regional escalation.
