Iran-backed Houthis claim missile attack on Saudi Arabia as regional tensions escalate
Summary
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels said they launched missile attacks on southern Saudi Arabia, following recent fighting between the two sides. Tensions remain high after the collapse of a U.S.-Iran agreement, with President Donald Trump considering further strikes on Iran and warnings issued to U.S. allies in the region.Key Facts
- Houthi rebels fired missiles at Saudi Arabia’s city of Jizan and targeted Saudi oil refineries.
- Iran reported no U.S. attacks overnight for the first time in two weeks, but regional tensions are still high.
- A recent U.S.-Iran agreement meant to pause conflict and reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz has broken down.
- President Trump met with advisers and threatened to expand military strikes on Iran, including attacks on civilian infrastructure.
- Iran warned citizens in Gulf countries hosting U.S. bases to stay away for their safety.
- Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said Britain would be a legitimate target if it supports U.S. forces against Iran.
- Despite fighting, President Trump said negotiations with Iran were still progressing seriously.
- The U.S. fired on a merchant ship in the Gulf of Oman for violating the Iranian port blockade.
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