All airports are currently inoperable in Saudi Arabia, as planes are still holding in the skies.

Event still ongoing.

⋯ Update: Ansarullah successfully attacked Jeddah and hit Aramco’s petroleum facilities. Several other areas successfully hit, as American Air-defence systems are failing.

This is the 3rd successful hit that severally damaged oil infrastructure in less than a week.

Update: Forensic evidence found the bodies of the mother and her three daughters inside a cave, but there is difficulty in digging them out.

Searche is underway for the means used in the crime to complete the investigation. (Al-Jadeed)

⋯ Location of the crime near Ansar village.

More footage from Saudi Arabia.

Due to the failure of AD systems in intercepting large number of UAVs, Saudi Arabia utilizes its airforce, on shifts, to hunts the drones using Air to Air missiles designed against jets.

However similar to today, they get overwhelmed.

⋯ The attack also involved a power station and a water station in Dhahran Al-Janub (edited), in southern Saudi Arabia, causing severe damage.

Yemen's army spokesman will issue a statement shortly.

⋯ Video of the damage to water purification infrastructure in Dhahran Al-Janub.

Morocco: IDF officials paid an official visit to Morocco and met with the Moroccan Army Commander-in-Chief, General Balhir al-Farouk, and senior members of the General Staff.

Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad:

“Damascus' firm decision is not to interfere in any details related to the Lebanese parliamentary elections.”

“Syria trusts its allies in Lebanon, led by Hezbullah and its secretary-general, Sayyed Nasrallah. Syria's supporters in Lebanon do not need a recommendation or stimulus to vote for those who stood by Syria in the face of terrorism.”

🚨 "The United States did drone strikes in our country because RATS were ruling Pakistan." -Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. 🇵🇰

Photo showing the damage at the Satmah electricity distribution center in Saudi Arabia.

Al-Mukhtara station in Jazan was also damaged, according to Saudi state media.

Fires are still ongoing, and spreading in the area.

⋯ Another angle of the burning fuel tanks.

Hezbullah's Qard Al-Hasan, sanctioned by the USA, started to offer interest-free loans ranging between 5,000 and 35,000 USD to fund solar-energy projects.

Loans to be repaid over 60 months.