Saudi Arabia faces renewed Houthi attacks on cities and oil infrastructure

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Saudi Arabia has been targeted by missile and drone strikes in recent weeks. The attacks originated from the Iran-aligned Houthi forces in Yemen. These strikes have hit Saudi urban areas and key oil facilities. This marks a significant escalation, drawing Saudi Arabia back into a more active conflict with the Houthis.

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