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Houthis claim strikes on Aramco oil tanks and distillation tower in Riyadh

Corroborated · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia ·

The Houthis, through a military spokesman, claim six missile and drone operations on the evening of 6 November 2026 (UTC), including strikes on Aramco oil tanks and a distillation tower in Riyadh and on King Khalid International Airport. The Saudi-led coalition reportedly announced that Riyadh was hit by drone and missile attacks and that a Houthi missile was intercepted toward Riyadh province, and Saudi Civil Defence reportedly announced a missile attack from Yemen on Riyadh. Saudi authorities have not confirmed the strikes on the Aramco sites, and Telegram channels report explosions in Riyadh with no cause given.

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
What happenedMissile attack@tabzlive (Telegram) (via @LBCI_NEWS (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram), @bonzerbarry (X)); ME Observer (Telegram); consistent with it: Times Now; Yemeni military (via Mehr News Agency)Reported by 2 independent origins
PlaceRiyadh, Saudi Arabia (a nearby place is also named)@tabzlive (Telegram) (via @LBCI_NEWS (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram), @bonzerbarry (X)); Times Now; ME Observer (Telegram); consistent with it: Yemeni military (via Mehr News Agency)Reported by 3 independent origins
PlaceRiyadh, Saudi Arabia (a nearby place is also named)@tabzlive (Telegram) (via @LBCI_NEWS (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram), @bonzerbarry (X)); consistent with it: Yemeni military (via Mehr News Agency)One origin
Time7 Nov (local date)@tabzlive (Telegram) (via @LBCI_NEWS (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram), @bonzerbarry (X))One origin
Who did itYemeni military@tabzlive (Telegram) (via @LBCI_NEWS (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram), @bonzerbarry (X)); Yemeni military (via Mehr News Agency)2 origins, unverified
Who did itHouthis@tabzlive (Telegram) (via @LBCI_NEWS (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram), @bonzerbarry (X))One origin
Who said itHouthis@tabzlive (Telegram) (via @LBCI_NEWS (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram), @bonzerbarry (X))One origin
TargetStrategic sites and energy installations in Saudi Arabia's eastern and southern regions@tabzlive (Telegram) (via @LBCI_NEWS (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram), @bonzerbarry (X)); Times Now; ME Observer (Telegram)Reports differ
TargetAramco oil facilities, Riyadh airport and Saudi military positions@tabzlive (Telegram) (via @LBCI_NEWS (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram), @bonzerbarry (X))Reports differ

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