Aramco (Saudi Aramco), the world's largest oil company, has evacuated its headquarters in Saudi Arabia due to a recent increase in attacks by Yemeni Houthis. This decision was made following deadly attacks on the company's oil facilities in the Shayeeb oil field. This oil field, with a daily production capacity of 1.5 million barrels, is considered one of the most important and key oil facilities in Saudi Arabia.
Details of the Attacks and Their Consequences
In recent weeks, the Houthis have carried out multiple attacks on Saudi oil facilities, resulting in the deaths of two people and serious damage to Aramco's operations. The Shayeeb oil field, located in eastern Saudi Arabia, was targeted in these recent attacks, raising serious concerns about the security of oil facilities and its impact on the global oil market.
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Response to Security Threats
In light of the increasing security threats, Aramco has implemented all necessary measures to protect its employees and facilities. Given its sensitive position and influence in the oil market, the company is striving to mitigate the negative effects of these attacks and ensure the security of its operations. Currently, Saudi Arabia is on high alert, and security forces have been extensively deployed around oil facilities.
According to reports, Houthi attacks on oil facilities have not only affected Saudi oil production and exports but may also lead to severe fluctuations in oil prices in global markets. Experts believe that the continuation of such attacks could have serious consequences for the oil industry and the economy of Saudi Arabia.
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