RiyadhHouthi missiles hit the airport again, killing at least 3.
Oil prices surged on fears the war is widening from Hormuz to Saudi Arabia’s heartland.
Iran has stepped up attacks on Hormuz shipping, and refined products remain short, with European diesel up 8% Wednesday.
JP Morgan analysts say governments’ willingness to release stocks, not their size, limits the International Energy Agency’s plan.
Polymarket traders give Saudi military action in Yemen by 25 October a 70% chance.
How each outlet framed it
- semafor.com leans critical
- ties the Riyadh strikes to a refined-products shortfall, citing European diesel up 8% and JP Morgan's view on stockpile constraints
Sources: semafor.com