Single source · Ghawar oil field, Saudi Arabia ·
A Middle East Observer Telegram post shows images of a large fire at the Ghawar oil field in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, with no cause stated. A separate OSINTWarfare Telegram post says, without citing a source, that Houthi drones targeted Saudi Aramco's Ghawar field. No official Saudi or Aramco confirmation of an attack on Ghawar is listed.
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Single source: 2 independent sources.
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| Detail | Reported | Reported by | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| What happened | Drone strike | OSINTWarfare (Telegram); Houthis (via Breitbart) | 2 origins, not corroborated |
| Place | Ghawar oil field, Saudi Arabia | OSINTWarfare (Telegram); ME Observer (Telegram); consistent with it: Houthis (via Breitbart) | 2 origins, not corroborated |
| Who did it | Houthis | OSINTWarfare (Telegram); Houthis (via Breitbart) | 2 origins, not corroborated |
| Target | oil pumping stations on the East-West Pipeline | OSINTWarfare (Telegram); Houthis (via Breitbart) | 2 origins, not corroborated |
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