Houthis Vow Further Strikes After Hitting Saudi Aramco Headquarters in Dhahran

Yemen's Houthi rebels have pledged to escalate attacks against Saudi airports and energy infrastructure after striking Saudi Aramco's Dhahran headquarters. The assault caused a multi-floor fire and damaged executive offices, though Aramco maintained core operations via remote work. Saudi air defenses intercepted multiple missiles over Dhahran and Riyadh, but falling debris injured four people. Amid the cross-border strikes, King Khalid International Airport suspended flights through October 17, and more than 3,120 flights have been canceled since October 8. Global crude benchmarks surged above $106 per barrel as supply disruption risks escalated.