Gulf Cooperation Council & Saudi Aramco

Gulf Cooperation Council: GCC endorses the potential Iran-Oman deal, indicating regional support for de-escalation.

Saudi Aramco: Aramco refinery in Jazan was targeted, causing a fire, though no casualties; potential impact on oil production and exports.

Gulf Cooperation Council: GCC foreign ministers met to discuss the conflict, coordinating regional response.

Saudi Aramco: Abqaiq facility damaged and Jazan refinery shut down due to Houthi attacks. Key oil producer affected by conflict.

Gulf Cooperation Council: The GCC endorses the potential Iran-Oman deal on the Strait of Hormuz, supporting regional stability and de-escalation.

Saudi Aramco: Saudi Aramco's Jazan refinery was directly attacked, causing a fire and production interruptions. The company has shut the refinery since late July due to prior Houthi attacks, and while CEO Amin H. Nasser downplays material impact, repeated strikes raise operational and security concerns.

Gulf Cooperation Council: Member states coordinated on de-escalation.

Saudi Aramco: Houthi attacks targeted Aramco facilities in Saudi Arabia — Yanbu and Saudi Arabia — Jizan; company did not comment on damage.

Gulf Cooperation Council: GCC countries urged restraint and are affected by the conflict's impact on regional stability.

Saudi Aramco: Saudi Aramco's Jazan refinery was shut after a Houthi attack, and its facilities in Jizan and Yanbu were targeted. The company's operations are directly impacted by the conflict.