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Houthi militia attacks gasoline station in Jeddah

[25/03/2022 07:03]

Houthi militia attacks gasoline station in Jeddah

RIYADH - SABA
Spokesman of the Arab Coalition Forces in support of legitimacy in Yemen Brigadier Turki al-Malaki announced that a petroleum station owned by Aramco in the city of Jeddah came under hostile attack by Iran-backed terrorist Houthi militias.

Al-Malaki noted that fire blazed in two reservoirs of the oil facility and the fire was put down without any human loses.

He added " This hostile escalation against the oil facilities aimed to affect the energy security the live line of the world economy, but there is no implications of these hostile attacks against the public life activities in the city of Jeddah."