Saudi Oil Infrastructure Hit by Ballistic Missiles on Red Sea Coast

A series of ballistic missiles reportedly struck Saudi oil infrastructure on the Red Sea coast, targeting Aramco's marine terminal in Jizan. The attack comes after six years of bombing by the US and its allies, with former CIA analyst Larry Johnson warning hours earlier that such a strike was imminent.

The Houthis declared their blockade and promised escalation with escalation, prompting speculation about Iran's involvement. Bahrain and Kuwait may have been involved in the strike, according to The Wall Street Journal's reporting, which could explain the war's complex dynamics.