Les rebelles pro-iraniens houthis du Yémen ont affirmé mardi avoir frappé plusieurs cibles dans le sud-ouest de l'Arabie saoudite, dont des installations du géant pétrolier Aramco, selon leur média Ansarollah.
"Des drones et des missiles yéménites pilonnent l'ennemi saoudien", a écrit Ansarollah sur Telegram, ajoutant dans un autre message que les frappes avaient visé l'aéroport international d'Abha, la base aérienne King Khalid et des installations d'Aramco à Abha et Jizan.
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