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Iranian-backed Houthis attacked the Saudi Aramco headquarters in Dhahran, raising concerns over energy supply disruption.
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Updated Oct 24
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Iranian-backed Houthis attacked the Saudi Aramco headquarters in Dhahran, raising concerns over energy supply disruption.
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- Houthis attacked Saudi Arabia to compel demands, coordinating with Iranian-backed militias like the Badr Organization.
- Houthis launched attacks on Saudi Aramco facilities and commercial vessels, prompting a retaliatory response from Saudi Arabia.
- Houthis continue attacking Saudi energy infrastructure and shipping routes, prompting diplomatic efforts involving Pakistan.
- Houthis attacked Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea while US strikes on Iran intensified the regional conflict.
- Houthis launched attacks against targets linked to Saudi-backed forces, while Saudi Arabia's defense deals faced criticism.