00:00For many long years, our beloved Yemeni people have been continuously subjected to relentless aggression and a suffocating siege imposed
00:07by the criminal Saudi enemy.
00:08Over the course of the past three days, the criminal Saudi enemy has launched a brutal, savage, and entirely unjust
00:14campaign of aggression against our people,
00:16carrying out no fewer than 121 separate airstrikes originating from the King Khalid Air Base in Kamis Mushait and the
00:23King Fahd Air Base in Taif.
00:25These strikes targeted the governorates of Mareeb, Al-Bayda, Al-Hudayda, Taiz, and Al-Jaf, committing a series of major
00:32crimes,
00:32the latest being the horrific Al-Jaf massacre, which claimed the lives of many innocent inmates held at the central
00:37prison in Al-Hazm City.
00:39What?
00:40Including innocent women and young children who were merely visiting the area.
00:44This is clearly part of their ongoing effort to occupy our sovereign country and slaughter our people in a major
00:49systematic and comprehensive escalation,
00:51all in the direct service of the American and Israeli enemy.
00:55In response to this brutal aggression and to meet this comprehensive escalation with a comprehensive escalation of our own...
01:01The Yemeni Armed Forces have successfully executed a highly specialized and extensive military operation
01:08that targeted the Aramco facilities in Abba and Najran, the economic city, the Aramco site in Jizan, and the Kamis
01:15Mushait Air Base,
01:16utilizing a massive barrage of dozens of ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial drones.
01:22By the grace of God, the strikes were precise and hit their targets directly, causing significant and extensive damage to
01:28those facilities.
01:29The Yemeni Armed Forces hold the criminal Saudi enemy entirely responsible for this dangerous and unprovoked escalation.
01:37Every single attack launched against our country and our people will be met with a swift and firm response.
01:43We will certainly not hesitate to launch even stronger, more painful, and broader strikes against the criminal Saudi enemy.
01:49God willing!
01:51All the movements, attacks, and mobilizations of the criminal Saudi enemy will not intimidate our dear country, the Yemen of
01:59Islam and Arabism.
02:00They will not break the resolve of our faithful, free, and Mujahid people, the people of faith and wisdom.
02:06Instead, it will only increase their determination to face every aggression and every attack.
02:12Our people stand for the truth, while our enemy stands for falsehood, and we know that falsehood is bound to
02:18perish.
02:19We solemnly affirm that by God's power and strength, we are continuing our operations deep into Saudi territory,
02:25targeting their mobilizations, and maintaining the equation of siege for siege until their aggression finally stops
02:31and the suffocating siege on our country is completely lifted.
02:40Saudi Arabia's critical energy infrastructure is under fresh pressure.
02:46Saudi Aramco's 400,000-barrel-per-day Jizan refinery on the Red Sea coast was reportedly struck again Monday
02:55in the latest attack blamed on Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi rebels.
03:00The reported strike comes after weeks of repeated attacks that have already left the major refinery offline or severely disrupted.
03:10Sources familiar with the matter say the latest incident was similar in scale to previous attacks.
03:16The Financial Times reports that the extent of the new damage is still being assessed.
03:22Aramco has not immediately issued a public statement on the latest impact.
03:27The Jizan refinery has become a recurring target as the wider regional conflict continues to spread across energy infrastructure.
03:36The Houthis have repeatedly claimed responsibility for attacks on the facility, using ballistic missiles and drones.
03:43The group has described its strikes as retaliation for what it alleges are Saudi drone operations over Yemen.
03:51But for Saudi Arabia, the repeated attacks pose a growing challenge.
03:56Jizan is one of the kingdom's major refining facilities, producing gasoline, ultra-low-sulfur diesel and other refined petroleum products.
04:06And every additional disruption threatens to tighten fuel supplies across the region.
04:11The refinery has struggled to return to normal operations since late July.
04:17An earlier Houthi attack damaged its tank farm and the Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle, or IGCC, power complex.
04:26Further strikes in August compounded the disruption.
04:30Now, the latest reported hit raises fresh questions over how quickly Saudi Aramco can restore the refinery to full capacity.
04:39The consequences are already visible in regional fuel markets.
04:44Refined product shipments from Jizan fell sharply after the initial damage.
04:49Data showed diesel and other product loadings dropping to zero in August.
04:54That disruption matters, because crude oil can often be redirected through alternative export routes.
05:01Refined fuels are different.
05:02Saudi Arabia has been shifting more crude exports westward through the east-west pipeline and Red Sea terminals, including Yanbu,
05:11helping bypass disruption around the Strait of Hormuz.
05:15But moving crude does not replace lost refining capacity.
05:19The additional pressure on fuel markets already dealing with elevated refining margins and wider regional instability.
05:28The location of Jizan makes the refinery particularly vulnerable.
05:32The facility sits close to Yemen, directly along a strategic section of Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coastline.
05:40That proximity has made Saudi energy infrastructure a persistent target, as Houthi attacks have resumed amid the broader regional war.
05:50The repeated disruption is now exposing a critical weakness.
05:54Saudi Arabia may be able to redirect crude through pipelines and alternative terminals.
06:00The latest strike is also being watched closely by global oil markets.
06:05Oil prices rose modestly after news of the reported attack, as traders assessed the cumulative impact of repeated disruptions to
06:14Saudi refining capacity.
06:16The immediate concern is not necessarily a collapse in Saudi crude exports.
06:21The bigger risk is the loss of refined fuel production.
06:25With Jizai already heavily disrupted, another strike could extend the outage and tighten regional supplies of gasoline and diesel.
06:33The latest attack sends a stark message.
06:37Saudi Arabia's energy network remains exposed despite efforts to reroute crude and protect key infrastructure.
06:45For the Houthis, repeated attacks on Jizan offer a way to apply pressure far beyond Yemen's borders.
06:53For Saudi Arabia, every additional strike threatens another critical link in the regional fuel system.
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