First Riyadh Airport MASS KILLING, Now 4 Major Saudi Oil & Gas Sites On Fire; Big Houthi Strike

By Times Of India

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Satellite imagery has reportedly shown smoke rising near four major Saudi oil and gas facilities, including sites linked to Ghawar, the world's largest conventional oil field. The reported observations involve Khurais, the Shedgum and Hawiyah gas plants, and processing infrastructure connected to Saudi Arabia's energy network. However, the cause of the smoke and the extent of any damage remain unconfirmed, and there is no verified evidence yet of widespread production disruptions. The reports come amid escalating attacks by Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis, including the October 10 strike on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport that killed 12 people and wounded at least 309, according to Saudi authorities. Any confirmed damage to Saudi Arabia's critical energy infrastructure could raise fresh concerns about global oil supplies and market volatility. #saudiarabia #houthis #ghawaroilfield #saudiaramco #khurais #shedgum #hawiyah #oilandgas #oilprices #globaloilsupply #yemenconflict #riy

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