Ansarallah announced five missile and drone operations against Saudi Arabia and Saudi-backed forces on Tuesday:

A ballistic missile at Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura complex on the Gulf coast in eastern Saudi Arabia, home to one of the kingdom's largest refineries. NASA FIRMS (satellite fire) data showed a blaze at what are likely storage tanks, and Bloomberg cited a person familiar with the matter saying a fire near the terminal had been contained.

Missiles and heavy weapons against reinforcements of the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) heading from Aden to the southern front near the Bab al-Mandab strait. The PLC is the Saudi-backed body that heads Yemen's so-called internationally recognized government, which Ansarallah has fought since 2015.

Ballistic missiles targeted two military cargo planes in southwestern Saudi Arabia, near the Yemeni border: one at Abha International Airport and one at King Khalid Air Base in neighboring Khamis Mushait, the kingdom's main southern air base.

A ballistic missile at the Saudi Defense Ministry in Riyadh.

A drone at Abha International Airport, a second strike on the site.

By contributor @bonzerbarry