Houthis Claim Aramco Strikes in Jizan and Yanbu; Greek Battery Intercepts 2 Missiles
Two ballistic missiles launched from Yemen toward oil refineries in Yanbu were intercepted by a Greek-operated air defense system in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, Greek security sources said, as the Houthis claimed separate operations against Saudi Aramco facilities in Yanbu and Jizan. There was no immediate Saudi confirmation of the Houthi claim, but multiple pillars of smoke were seen over Saudi Aramco's refinery in Jizan earlier in the day in what would be the first Houthi attack on a Saudi refinery complex in four years.
Yemen's government air force later struck Houthi missile and drone launch sites and arms depots in Marib and al-Jawf, in some of its first offensive operations since fighting resumed, two Yemeni military officials said. No damage has been confirmed in Yanbu, one of Saudi Arabia's main alternatives to exporting oil through the Strait of Hormuz, while a Hong Kong-flagged supertanker bound for the port U-turned before Bab el-Mandeb, according to ship-tracking data.
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@theinsiderpaperBREAKING - Yemen's Houthis sent radio warning to ships: International Chamber of Shipping
@endgameww3Update: Iran International: The International Chamber of Shipping announced that the Houthis, backed by the Islamic Republic, have sent radio warning messages to ships present in the area. The organization added: We confirm that the Houthis
@longwarjournalHouthis announce blockade of Saudi Arabia, ships reroute to avoid Bab al Mandeb Strait
@thehillHouthi threats in Red Sea risk new front in U.S.-Iran war
@mercoglianosRT @WindwardAI: 5 tankers carrying Saudi-origin crude and refined products reversed course ahead of Bab al-Mandab as Houthi blockade activi…
@mercoglianosRT @WindwardAI: 14 crude oil tankers are reporting Red Sea / Saudi Arabia as their destination. Their behavior tells a different story. W…
@mercoglianosRT @gCaptain: More Ships Change Course in the Red Sea After Houthi Threats, Shipping Data Shows
@jm_szubaRT @EGYOSINT: The Houthis' naval blockade on Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea is now having a visible impact on commercial shipping. Multiple t…
@menchosint⭕️ Yemen Armed Forces (Ansarallah) say they will soon release a statement 'announcing a significant military operation'.
@me_observer_⚡️⭕️ Yemen's Armed Forces are expected to issue a statement announcing a new military operation, according to multiple sources. Details of the operation have not yet been disclosed. (Al Mayadeen Breaking, Rasd al Maidan, Rasd Akhbar Shehaba
@hormuzletterBREAKING: Houthis to release a major statement announcing a "significant military operation soon," per a Houthi spokesman.
@me_observer_⚡️⭕️ Yemen's Armed Forces are set to deliver a statement at 12:30 AM announcing a "qualitative military operation," according to Al Mayadeen. Details of the operation remain undisclosed. (Al Mayadeen Breaking)
@mercoglianosMore Ships U-Turn to Avoid Houthi Threats #maritime #maritime-news
@no_itsmyturnUnconfirmed reports: A Saudi 🇸🇦 oil tanker has been struck by a missile ~70 km north of the Yemeni 🇾🇪 border
@endgameww3RT @no_itsmyturn: Unconfirmed reports: A Saudi 🇸🇦 oil tanker has been struck by a missile ~70 km north of the Yemeni 🇾🇪 border
@mercoglianosRT @WindwardAI: Two days after the Houthi blockade threat, the Red Sea split in two. Commercial tankers are backing out of Bab al-Mandeb.…
@phildstewartUKMTO: THE MASTER OF A TANKER REPORTS BEING STRUCK BY AN UNKNOWN PROJECTILE WHICH HAS CAUSED A FIRE ONBOARD THAT THE CREW ARE CURRENTLY FIGHTING
@osint613NEW: UKMTO reports a maritime incident 70 nautical miles off Al Shuqaiq, Saudi Arabia. (Trump warned Iran about ships today)
@endgameww3British Maritime Trade Operations Authority: We have received a report of an incident 70 nautical miles from the Shuaibah in Saudi Arabia. British Maritime Trade Operations Authority: Captain of a tanker reported that it was struck by an u
@ariel_oseranAn oil tanker was struck “by an unknown projectile” causing a fire onboard 70 nautical miles off the coast of Al-Shuqaiq, southwestern Saudi Arabia, UKMTO reports. The incident comes after the Houthi’s threat to target Saudi ships.
@faytuksnetworkBREAKING: UKMTO reports a tanker was struck by an unknown projectile 70NM southwest of Al Shuqaiq, Saudi Arabia, causing a fire onboard that the crew is currently fighting, no casualties reported - UKMTO
@osinttechnicalA tanker has been struck by a projectile in the Red Sea and is currently on fire. Comes shortly after the Houthis announced the Bab al-Mandab Strait was closed to Saudi traffic.
@endgameww3RT @FaytuksNetwork: BREAKING: UKMTO reports a tanker was struck by an unknown projectile 70NM southwest of Al Shuqaiq, Saudi Arabia, causin…
@clashreportBIG: First Saudi oil tanker reportedly hit by Houthi missile near Yemen, engulfed in flames.
@osint613Houthis striking ships