Explosions rock Saudi Aramco refineries in the Eastern Region

Missile attack by Houthi forces hits Riyadh.

Houthis strike Saudi Aramco HQs in Dhahran, hours after publicly naming it as a retaliation target. Saudi Energy Ministry confirmed an administrative building at Aramco's Dhahran complex was hit, causing a "limited fire" with no casualties. Reuters reports loud booms near the headquarters, a fire, and an evacuation order, employees were told to work from home the next day

Drones raid reported in Riyadh

Houthis missiles hit targets, massive explosions are heard in Riyadh and Saudi Arabia

Coalition: 3 cruise missiles intercepted in Riyadh and the Southern region.

Trump on the Houthis: The Houthis are behaving very badly. I thought they had learned their lesson a year ago when we bombed the hell out of them and then stopped at their request. They were quiet for a long time, but now they've reemerged, probably at Iran's behest, attacking Saudi Arabia and deliberately trying to drive up oil prices, possibly ahead of the U.S. elections. Iran is a failing nation with no navy, no air force, the world's worst economy, and 301% inflation. Someone should explain to the Houthis that I'm not running in these elections. I've already won by a massive landslide, but I'll still be here afterward, and I will never forget!

Trump: Houthis acting irresponsibly

Yemeni sources report: Airstrike targets oil storage facilities in the Houthi-controlled province of Dhamar.

Yemeni sources: Airstrikes target oil storage facilities at Ras Issa and Bajil ports in Hodeidah province, which is under Houthi control.

Houthi-aligned media: Saudi armytargets areas in the border district of Shada in the governorate of Saada with artillery fire

Airstrikes target the area of Ras Issa in Hodeidah

The western entrance to the city of Taiz is under the control of the Houthis

Footage of the Saudi airstrikes that targeted Houthi sites in Sana'a a short while ago, coinciding with reports of Saudi strikes in Hodeidah and Ras Issa

Reports circulating of airstrikes on the Hodeidah governorate

Houthi sources report: Raids target west Sana'a oil company

Saudi strikes targeted the Yemeni oil company's Al Sabaha, west of the capital Sana'a, according to Houthi-run Al-Masirah TV

Sources in Sana'a: Sounds of explosions following airstrikes

The Houthi's have announced the locations they are targeting and that civilians should evacuate if the Saudi's strike Saan'a oil depot: Aramco's headquarters in Dammam, King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and Aramco's Riyadh refinery. In addition, the Houthi's have warned that any Aramco oil facility now a target as well

Yemeni Air Forces Launch 9 Raids on Houthi Positions in Taiz. Air strikes target military gatherings and weapons depots in southern and western Taiz

Saudi-led air raid on the Marran district, south-west of the Sadaa governorate, north of the country.

Houthis report 119 airstrikes on sites under their control in Hodeidah and Al-Jawf over the past 24 hours.

Asked if the United States will help defend Saudi Arabia, President Trump says, "You will be finding out soon"

Multiple explosions reported in Riyadh

Turkish President: Preparations for the implementation of the Mecca agreement are ongoing, and the agreement will be presented to parliament soon.

Yemeni Government Forces: 1879 operations against Houthi military targets using aircraft, drones, and artillery. Strikes targeted Houthi reinforcement units in the Hodeidah front lines.

Andy Burnham: I confirmed Britain's decision to send air defense and a Voyager aircraft to Saudi Arabia to provide air-to-air refueling support. I can confirm today it's already completed 14 operational missions

Saudi Arabia has issued a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) suspending operations at King Khalid International Airport until October 17 due to Houthi attacks.

Houthis forces seen in the center of the city of al-Masra, Taiz

Clashes erupt in Taiz as intense fighting breaks out across multiple axes, coinciding with air raids targeting Houthi sites.