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Houthis Vow More Attacks After Strike on Aramco Headquarters

Yemen's Houthis said Wednesday they will resume attacks on Saudi airports and oil facilities "in the coming days," after Saudi authorities reported a limited fire at Aramco's office complex in Dhahran during a Houthi missile attack Tuesday night. The Houthis claimed strikes on Aramco facilities in D

Source: OilPrice.com

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DW NOTE

The Houthis have been striking Aramco facilities intermittently since 2019, when a drone swarm temporarily halved Saudi production. This is disruption theater: oil markets no longer react to individual Yemeni strikes unless they actually take offline capacity that matters, and Aramco's headquarters in Dhahran is not a production asset.

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