Saudi oil facilities attacked multiple times, exports continue to decline; Britain and France plan to provide military support.

Recently, Saudi Arabia's Yanbu oil facilities have been attacked multiple times, air defense interceptor missiles are in short supply, and the country has sought help from multiple countries. The latest data released by the country shows that oil export revenue fell to a new low in July. French President Macron announced on the 24th that France will send troops and deploy radars, defense systems, etc., to protect the oil facilities at Yanbu Port on Saudi Arabia's west coast, in order to stabilize oil supplies and control rising oil prices, and emphasized that it will not participate in the conflict. The United Kingdom previously also promised to provide "defensive" aerial refueling support, and the Royal Air Force plans to deploy "Voyager" tanker aircraft. In addition, senior military officers from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey held talks in Riyadh to discuss deepening cooperation among the armed forces of the three countries, while the Houthis warned Turkey and Pakistan not to intervene in the conflict.