Reported Houthi attack on Saudi Aramco site renews Red Sea shipping concerns (videos)

World HouthisSaudi ArabiashippingTop Newswar Reported Houthi attack on Saudi Aramco site renews Red Sea shipping concerns (videos) Aramco Relevant News Reported Houthi attack on Saudi Aramco site renews Red Sea shipping concerns (videos) 25 July 2026 Suspects flee police in Larnaca and crash while loaded with drugs (photos) 25 July 2026 Cyprus private debt drops to a third of 2012 peak 25 July 2026 Newsroom 25 July 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber A reported Houthi ballistic missile and drone attack on a Saudi Aramco facility in the city of Jizan, Saudi Arabia, located a short distance from the sea, has renewed concern for shipping in the Red Sea. According to an emergency advisory from EOS Marine, the incident occurred on July 25, 2026, at around 03:00 UTC, when the energy facility was reportedly targeted in a combined missile and aerial attack. BREAKING: Yemen's Houthis have reportedly struck Saudi Aramco's Jazan oil facilities with multiple ballistic missiles, with videos appearing to show a massive fire and mushroom-shaped plume rising over the area.Regional reports indicate at least five ballistic missiles were… pic.twitter.com/TczpnG20kY— The Hormuz Report (@HormuzReport) July 25, 2026 Information and visual material circulating so far show fire and thick smoke at the site following the reported impacts. However, the exact extent of the damage, the identity of those responsible, and any human casualties remain under investigation by the relevant authorities, with official confirmation still awaited. EOS Marine rated the reliability of the information as Moderate Source Confidence, noting that the situation remains fluid and further developments are possible in the coming hours. BREAKING!The Aramco complex-Saudi Arabia's state oil giant-in Jazan is reportedly on fire following a suspected 5-missile strike by Houthis.Kompleks Aramco raksasa minyak negara Arab Saudi di Jazan dilaporkan terbakar usai diterjang 5 rudal yang diduga diluncurkan kelompok… pic.twitter.com/Jb5x55VqAy— arvinosavin (@arvinosavin) July 25, 2026 For the shipping industry, the incident brings back into focus the heightened threats facing commercial vessels across the wider Red Sea and Gulf of Aden region, where geopolitical tensions continue to affect the safety of navigation. In its guidance to shipping companies and crews, EOS Marine recommends that vessels maintain continuous visual and electronic surveillance on a 24-hour basis, fully implement Best Management Practices (BMP) security procedures, and immediately report any suspicious activity to local maritime and military authorities. Yemen bombed ARAMCOFew hours ago, Yemen’s AnsarAllah struck the ARAMCO refinery in Jazan, Saudi Arabia in retaliation for their attacks against Al Hodeidah port.Sirens were also additionally activated at Yanbu where the east-west pipeline goes through but there’s no visuals… pic.twitter.com/TNjtNN1XGd— Arya Yadegaar (@AryJeayBackup) July 25, 2026 Vessels are also advised to constantly monitor official warnings on aerial threats and, in the event of an attack involving missiles or loitering munitions, to follow military authorities’ instructions without delay where such guidance is available. The new incident adds to the climate of uncertainty in one of the world’s most important energy and commercial maritime corridors, with ship operators closely monitoring developments and continuously assessing the risks to their crews and commercial operations in the region. (information from protothema.gr) Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Suspects flee police in Larnaca and crash while loaded with drugs (photos) Cyprus private debt drops to a third of 2012 peak Overnight pharmacies on Saturday, July 25 “We Are the Voices of Many People”: Larnaka reimagines memory through human traces Two arrested over EAC €9,000 transformer theft in Moni Hunter-placed illegal feeding stations pose growing risk to Cyprus wildlife EU carbon rules bring risks, gains for Cyprus in green shift Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.