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Saudi Arabia said attacks damaged airports in Najran and Jizan and lightly injured three people. The report also covered fighting in Yemen, an incident involving a tanker, Israeli strikes in Gaza and demolitions in east Jerusalem.
People injured in attacks on Saudi Arabian airports
Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said oil flows through the East-West Pipeline had recovered to 5.8 million barrels per day after an attack temporarily shut it. He made the statement at a forum in Manama.
AllegedOil pumped through the East-West Pipeline reached 5.8 million barrels per day.
Seven OPEC+ countries agreed to keep oil production steady in November. The group will meet again on Nov. 1, while the G7 plans to release oil and fuel products, including diesel.
Seven countries agreed to keep oil production steady in November
The Houthis said they attacked an Aramco facility near Riyadh with ballistic missiles and drones, while smoke and fire were seen near the site. Saudi authorities and Aramco had not confirmed it; the coalition called the claims misleading and said it conducted 97 operations against Houthi reinforcements.
AllegedThe Saudi-led coalition said it carried out 97 operations against Houthi reinforcements on the Tor al-Baha front and the Taiz axis.
Explosions were heard in Sanaa, while the Houthis reported that Saudi forces had carried out air strikes in the area. The article does not provide confirmed details about targets or casualties.
Blasts heard in different areas of Sanaa
Provisional Kpler data show Middle East crude exports exceeded pre-war levels on 14 days in September, reaching a seven-day average of 18.5m barrels per day on October 1. Exports remain high despite increased tanker attacks and shipping costs.
Crude exports from the region in September were at least 16.5 million barrels per day.
The UAE has agreed to resume payments to some anti-Houthi forces, while Saudi Arabia will provide air cover, according to Yemeni sources. Fighting and Houthi attacks continue around Aden, Taiz, Marib and the Bab al-Mandab strait.
The World Health Organization reported that 838 people were killed in Yemen's recent escalation.
Yemen’s internationally recognised government alleged that the Houthis modified Iranian air-defence weapons into loitering cruise missiles with IRGC assistance. The allegation followed reported Houthi attacks and renewed fighting in Yemen and Saudi Arabia.
AllegedMaximum reported loitering time for each alleged missile