HOUTHI STRIKES: 73 Wounded as Missiles Ignite Saudi Oil Facilities...

The Houthi movement, a Yemen-based militant group backed by Iran, has conducted repeated drone and missile attacks against Saudi Arabia and its oil infrastructure over the past several years. These strikes have periodically disrupted global energy supplies and raised tensions across the region, as Saudi Arabia remains a major oil producer whose facilities are key to international markets. The group has framed its attacks as retaliation for Saudi military operations in Yemen's civil conflict, which has created a humanitarian crisis and displaced millions. Each major strike on Saudi energy infrastructure draws international attention to both the ongoing regional conflict and concerns about the vulnerability of critical oil facilities to modern weapons.