AI-generated summary
The civil war in Yemen, which started with the capture of Sanaa by the Houthis in September 2014, has turned into an international conflict since March 2015, with the Arab Coalition under the leadership of Saudi Arabia supporting the Yemeni government, which is recognized by the international community.
The conflict between Yemeni Houthis and Saudi Arabia continues uninterrupted.
The Houthis announced that they targeted the oil facility in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, with ballistic missiles and drones.
Images recorded in the region showed flames rising from the Aramco facility and firefighters responding to the fire. However, the Riyadh administration refrained from making an official statement regarding the cause of the fire.
The Houthis announced that the missile and drone attack on the facility was successfully completed. Yemeni armed forces stated that the coalition led by Saudi Arabia carried out 60 air strikes against the Houthis in the last 24 hours. It was stated that 26 points were bombed in Sanaa.
The total number of attacks carried out by Saudi Arabia in Yemen since the beginning of the conflict has exceeded 1,400.
CONFLICTS IN YEMEN
Yemen is the scene of a civil war that started after the Houthis took control of the capital Sanaa and some provinces in September 2014.
The Arab Coalition led by Saudi Arabia has been supporting the Yemeni government, which is recognized by the international community, since March 2015.
While the conflicts between government forces and the Houthis in Yemen have increased recently, the Iranian-backed Houthis are attacking Saudi Arabia with ballistic missiles and UAVs, claiming that they are being attacked.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Saudi Arabia may increase air strikes against the Houthis.
Likely · Within days
The Houthis may continue ballistic missile and drone attacks against Saudi Arabia.
Likely · Within weeks
The US State Department announced through an official speaking to Axios that it sent two Iranian diplomats, who were not wanted to stay in New York, on Friday and Saturday after the UN General Assembly talks.
Pro-government Tigray Peace Forces announced that they fully controlled Alula Aba Nega Airport in Mekelle and were advancing towards the city center. It has also been confirmed that Ethiopian federal forces have seized control over the airport, with TPLF leaders allegedly fleeing to Eritrea. There has been no official statement from Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's office yet.

In Yemen, government forces and Popular Resistance launched attacks against the Houthis on various fronts, reporting that at least 700 Houthi combatants were killed or injured in 257 operations. While the clashes moved towards the Al-Jasha region with the capture of Taiz's Samia Castle, there were also air strikes and drone shootings in Sana'a.

Yahya Seri, the military spokesman of the Houthis, stated that Saudi Arabia carried out 60 air strikes on Yemen's capital Sanaa and some other regions in the last 24 hours, and the number of these attacks reached a total of 1410 since September 3. Seri said that the Houthis also targeted the Aramco company in Riyadh with ballistic missiles and UAVs and threatened to continue the attacks.
In Yemen, intense clashes took place between government forces, Popular Resistance and Houthi groups in regions such as Taiz, Sana, Marib and Cevf. The Armed Forces reported that at least 700 people were killed or injured in 257 attacks against the Houthis, announced that 170 military vehicles were destroyed and targeted targets in Sanaa with air strikes.

While tensions regarding maritime traffic and security in the Strait of Hormuz continue, Iranian state television IRIB reported that an explosion occurred on an oil tanker. In the news, it was stated that the tanker, which was found in violation, turned off its tracking system while entering the Bosphorus.