Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities spark casualties and market jitters
Houthi rebels strike Saudi civilian and energy sites, wounding dozens and igniting fires at oil facilities, sending Brent crude prices surging amid renewed Middle East hostilities.
3 stories15 sourcesUpdated Sep 8, 2026
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Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's civilian and energy sites wound 73 people and ignite fires at oil facilities.
6 sources on this →Saudi Arabia confirms 73 people wounded in the Houthi strikes on civilian and energy infrastructure.
4 sources on this →Brent crude nears $99 after the strikes on Saudi energy sites, fueling broader Middle East-driven market jitters.
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