Yemen Sets Saudi Oil Sites ON FIRE + Iran Vows PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKES

Yemen Sets Saudi Oil Sites ON FIRE + Iran Vows PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKES
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Ansar Allah announced new operations on Tuesday targeting critical Saudi oil and military infrastructure, after the kingdom's Energy Ministry acknowledged a halt to operations at multiple sites due to recent attacks. This, after days of clashes, as theYemeni Armed Forces have launched attacks on the Saudi-backed forces in their country and retaken territory. Veteran Journalist Elijah Magnier noted that the war between Ansar Allah and Saudi Arabia never truly ended, and the Saudis are now making unreasonable demands as they believe they have the West's support. But the U.S. war on Iran is putting a major strain on Washington's ability to wage endless wars, as the oil market starts to react to the latest clashes… Follow Elijah Magnier on X, andcheck out his website SOURCE LINKS: 8 Sept. 2026 -New Yemeni missile strikes halt operations, spark fires at critical Saudi energy sites 7 Sept. 2026 -Oil prices surge as US-Iran strikes intensify in Strait of Hormuz 7 Sept. 2026 -Iran says improved ballistic missile shows it will take preemptive action against threats 8 Sept. 2026 -Iran demands full US adherence to Islamabad agreement as condition for de-escalation Your support makes my work possible! If anything in this video resonated with you… consider signing up as a monthly paid subscriber. You'll get access to my exclusive weekly series, 'SANCTIONED w/ Rachel Blevins' Check outEpisode 98:Russia STRIKES Ukraine's SBU Headquarters + Diesel Price Hits RECORD HIGH You can also send a one-time donation onBuy Me a Coffee, or send cash or check donations to:Rachel Blevins, P.O. Box 90313, Austin, TX 78709

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