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Iraqi Prime Minister affirmed to the Saudi Crown Prince that Iraq will not allow its territory to be used for any activities that affect the security of the Kingdom.
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
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!
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
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