Houthis Hit Aramco Headquarters and Threaten Further Strikes Across Saudi Arabia
Houthi rebels struck the headquarters of oil giant Aramco and threatened further attacks, prompting Saudi Arabia to allow remote attendance at its investment summit.
Houthi rebels from Yemen struck the headquarters of Saudi oil giant Aramco overnight, causing a limited fire at the site, The Jerusalem Post and Canadian broadcaster CTV News reported. Following the strike, the Houthis vowed to carry out further attacks targeting airports and oil facilities across the kingdom.
Meanwhile, Saudi-led coalition forces stated that they intercepted an incoming missile. Concurrently, in the wake of the strikes, Saudi authorities announced that executives will be permitted to attend the upcoming "Davos in the Desert" investment conference remotely.
Further details have not yet been released.
Sources: Jerusalem Post — front page, CTV News
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