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France moving to help defend Saudi oil facilities from Houthi attacks
France is putting into action operational elements of an agreement to help protect Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities from attacks by Iran-backed Houthi terrorists, the French Foreign Ministry said Thursday.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Pascal Confavreux declined to elaborate on what were the means sent to Saudi Arabia.
The announcement signals deeper French involvement in defending Saudi energy infrastructure as Houthi attacks escalate amid the broader Iran war.
French President Emmanuel Macron said last month France would send troops and defense systems to Saudi Arabia to help protect the Red Sea port city of Yanbu, which is key for energy transport.
Saudi Arabia has faced repeated threats to its oil sites and shipping routes from the Yemen-based, Iran-backed terrorist group.
Reuters contributed to this report.
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Yemen journalist on X: Explosions reported at Yemeni government palace in Aden during missile attack
Five explosions were reported Thursday at al-Maashiq Palace in Aden, Yemen, the headquarters of the country’s internationally recognized government, according to a local source cited by a reporter on X.
Fox News Digital could not immediately verify the reports at this time.
The explosions reportedly followed a missile attack on the palace in Yemen’s temporary capital.
The incident comes as fighting escalates across the region amid the broader Iran war and increased attacks involving Iran-backed Houthi forces.
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IEA to accelerate emergency oil release, including diesel, amid Iran war
The International Energy Agency said Thursday that member countries will accelerate the release of emergency oil reserves as energy markets remain tight amid the Strait of Hormuz crisis.
About 330 million barrels have been released so far, with roughly 100 million barrels still to come.
The IEA said the total could exceed the originally planned 400 million barrels as some members release more than pledged.
The agency said more than 20 million barrels of diesel will be released “as soon as possible” and urged countries with production and refining capacity to increase supplies.
The IEA also stressed the importance of maintaining the free flow of global energy trade.
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US tells IEA nations it is unhappy with emergency oil release
The Trump administration has told International Energy Agency member countries it is unhappy with their decision to release emergency oil reserves, Bloomberg News reported Thursday.The IEA agreed to release roughly 400 million barrels from strategic stockpiles as attacks on energy infrastructure and shipping routes disrupt global oil markets amid the Iran war.
The move was intended to ease supply concerns and limit price increases, but the U.S. reportedly questioned the timing and impact of the coordinated release.
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Saudi-led coalition: Houthis killed 17 in 20 attacks on Riyadh airport in October
The Saudi-led coalition said Thursday that Iran-backed Houthi terrorists carried out 20 attacks targeting Riyadh airport in October, killing 17 people.
The coalition also said it had destroyed more than 120 Houthi arms depots in Yemen’s mountains, along with numerous missile launchers.
The Houthis allegedly attempted attacks on dozens of Saudi airports, oil facilities and ports.
France has begun deploying military assets to Saudi Arabia under an agreement to help protect the kingdom’s oil infrastructure, French Foreign Ministry spokesman Pascal Confavreux said.
“France is starting to put into action operational elements of an agreement to help protect Saudi Arabian oil facilities,” Confavreux said.
Reuters contributed to this report.
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