The Houthis say they struck a Saudi Aramco facility near Riyadh with missiles and drones as fighting in Yemen intensifies, while the Saudi-led coalition disputes the claim. The escalation matters beyond Yemen because Saudi energy infrastructure is again becoming part of the battlefield, with Brent crude already trading above $100 after earlier attacks on Saudi facilities pushed prices higher. Yemen’s humanitarian position is also worsening as the conflict expands, with food insecurity already affecting much of the population. The immediate market risk is straightforward: every successful or attempted strike on Saudi oil infrastructure adds another geopolitical premium to energy prices already under pressure. Al Jazeera has been tracking the attacks and their impact on oil markets.