Houthis say they attacked Riyadh airport and Saudi oil pipeline

Yemen's Houthis said they attacked Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport and a pumping station on Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline, which carries crude oil to the Red Sea port of Yanbu. Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree said the group targeted the airport with a drone, and a pumping station east of Riyadh with two drones. The group also fired two ballistic missiles at what Saree described as Saudi troop concentrations in the al-Tuwal area of Jazan, in southern Saudi Arabia, he said. The group's statements came hours after Saudi civil defence issued an all-clear for the province, which is home to a Saudi Aramco refinery with a capacity of 400,000 barrels of crude oil per day. Inside Yemen, Saree said the Houthis struck Saudi weapons depots at the Ras Abbas camp in Aden with ballistic missiles and drones. He added that they also fired missiles at forces under the command of Saudi officers in Lahj and al-Jawf provinces, claiming they caused many casualties. Saudi Arabia did not immediately confirm the Houthi claims. نفذت قواتنا المسلحة عمليتين عسكريتين نوعيتين الأولى استهدفت مطار خالد الدولي في عاصمة العدو السعودي الرياض بطائرة مسيرة وحققت هدفَها بنجاح بفضل الله. والأخرى استهدفت محطة الضخ رقم 3 بخط شرق غرب شرق الرياض بطائرتين مسيرتين وحققت العملية هدفها بنجاح بفضل الله. — العميد/ يحيى سريع (@Yah_Saree) November 13, 2026