A drone interception at Saudi Arabia’s strategic Shaybah oilfield has left two people dead and two others injured, including an Indian national, raising fresh security concerns around the Kingdom’s critical energy infrastructure. The oilfield, operated by Saudi Aramco, came under a drone threat on Wednesday, with falling shrapnel from the intercepted drone reportedly causing the casualties. WATCH

Saudi Arabia is on high alert after a deadly attack rocked King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, leaving one person dead and eight others injured. Flights were diverted as authorities assessed the damage at the kingdom’s key aviation hub, while the perpetrators behind the attack remain unidentified. The security threat is also spreading across Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province. Authorities reported intercepting four drone attacks, while falling drone debris struck a Saudi Aramco oil field, killing two people and injuring two foreign nationals. An administrative building at the oil giant’s facility was also hit, triggering a fire. WATCH