The key facts

  • The attack on the East–West pipeline in the Medina region caused a limited fire
  • There were no casualties, and the pipeline's operation was not disrupted
  • The incident occurred amid escalation between the coalition and the Houthis

Attack on the pipeline and the authorities' response

The East–West pipeline in the western Medina region (Saudi Arabia) came under attack on Monday, resulting in a limited fire. This was announced by the spokesperson of the Ministry of Energy in a statement released through the state-run Saudi Press Agency (Anadolu).

Consequences and context

According to the official, there were no injuries or fatalities, and the pipeline's operation was not affected. Emergency crews and specialized technical teams immediately began work after the incident, taking measures to secure the facility. No further details were provided. The incident occurred against the backdrop of ongoing military escalation between the Saudi Arabia-led coalition, which supports the internationally recognized government of Yemen, and the Houthi group, which has repeatedly launched missile and drone attacks toward Saudi territory.