The Houthi movement reportedly struck Saudi Aramco's Jizan Refinery in southern Saudi Arabia with a ballistic missile on September 8, 2026, according to a report from the X account @ConflictTR. The strike caused a fire at the facility and resulted in operational disruption. Jizan Refinery, a 400,000 barrel-per-day facility, has been a repeated target of Houthi attacks in recent days.
The Jizan Refinery attack is part of an intensifying campaign against Saudi Arabia's energy infrastructure in the southern provinces of Jizan and Asir. Related strikes on the same date targeted facilities in the Abha region, wounding 73 civilians according to coalition reports. The facility was struck heavily on September 6 with dozens of missiles and drones, forcing it largely offline. This coordinated targeting of multiple refineries and energy sites across the region suggests Houthi efforts to degrade Saudi Arabia's petroleum production and export capacity, a strategic objective pursued throughout their conflict with the Saudi-led coalition.
Single source: X account @ConflictTR. The report aligns temporally with related events from the same date targeting other Saudi energy facilities in Asir province and the previous major strike on Jizan on September 6. Confidence score reflects single-source reporting; corroboration from Saudi officials or multiple independent channels would strengthen assessment.
Jizan Refinery is located in Jizan city, Jizan Province in southwestern Saudi Arabia near the Yemen border, approximately 16°54'N 42°33'E. The facility is situated in one of Saudi Arabia's primary energy production zones and has been a recurring Houthi target due to its strategic economic importance.
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