Flames burn at a facility belonging to Saudi oil giant Aramco south of Riyadh on October 3, 2026. The circumstances remained unclear but in recent weeks Aramco, majority-owned by the Saudi state, has come under attack from the Houthi authorities targeting the kingdom as part of the war in Yemen where Riyadh is backing the internationally recognised government. An AFP journalist reported seeing fire engines attempting to extinguish a blaze at the energy giant's Riyadh refinery, located south of the capital, while ambulances and police vehicles were stationed near the facility. (Photo by AFP) /
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Natay ti maysa a Pilipino kalpasan a natnag dagiti dadduma a paset manipud iti drone a pinaltogan dagiti air defenses ti Saudi Arabia iti oil field iti Eastern Province.

Ginandat ti drone a rauten ti maysa a processing facility iti oil field, idinto a nauram ti lugan ti maysa a kontraktor gapu debris ti drone ngem saan a naapektaran ti operasion ti pasilidad.

Pinasingkedan ti Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Energy a dua a tattao, maysa a Filipino ken maysa a Nepali ti natay, bayat a maysa a Pakistani ken maysa nga Indian ti nasugatan iti insidente.

Maibasar iti imbestigasion, iti baet ti agsasaruno a panagraut ti missile ken drone idiay Saudi Arabia a nainaig kadagiti rebelde a Houthi a supsuportaran ti Iran, idinto nga immun-una a pinasingkedan ti DFA a pito a Pilipino ti nasugatan kadagiti panangraut, pakairamanan ti tallo a kritikal ti kasasaadda.

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