According to an unverified report, two missiles were fired around 4:00 AM Jerusalem time — one from Iran at a gas facility in Jubail, eastern Saudi Arabia, and one from Houthi forces at an Aramco energy facility in Jazan, near Yemen. The report claims both facilities are burning and sustained heavy damage. The information has not been independently confirmed.
The report of two missile strikes on Saudi energy facilities early Sunday morning, if confirmed, would represent a significant escalation. One missile was reportedly fired from Iran at a gas facility in Jubail, on the Persian Gulf coast, and the other from Houthi forces in Yemen at an Aramco facility in Jazan. The unverified Telegram post claimed both facilities are burning with heavy damage. No official confirmation from Saudi authorities or international sources has been issued. The Zioneer has previously reported on Houthi attacks on Saudi Aramco infrastructure in Jazan, as well as on Iranian-backed militia drone launches from Iraq targeting Saudi oil facilities. The reported strikes come amid a broader period of heightened regional tensions, with Iran and its proxies increasing pressure on Gulf states. The information remains unverified.
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