The larger part of enemy UAVs was destroyed by air defense forces at distant approaches

The U.S. State Department ordered non-emergency personnel and their families to evacuate Saudi Arabia, citing escalating Houthi attacks, while Reuters reported that similar withdrawals are planned for other regional missions. According to a New York Times report citing unnamed officials, U.

S. and Israeli militaries are reportedly developing plans for potential strikes on Iran following the November midterms, though these claims remain unverified. Concurrently, Brent crude prices surpassed $110 per barrel amid reports of recent attacks on Saudi infrastructure, including King Fahd International Airport and the Shaybah oil field.

A reported drone strike on Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah Oil Field has allegedly resulted in the deaths of two foreign nationals and injuries to two others, including an Indian citizen. The incident has heightened concerns regarding the security of Saudi energy infrastructure amid ongoing regional tensions and Houthi militia activity.

The New York Times reported that the US and Israel have reportedly developed plans for a short, intensive operation targeting Iran's energy and nuclear infrastructure, with officials citing increased joint military exercises. In response to these reported preparations, Iranian state media quoted an IRGC spokesperson threatening to deploy a weapon dubbed the "Father of All Bombs" if further military action is taken.