🇾🇪🇸🇦|Dammam Is Not a Border Town. It Is the Heart of Saudi Oil. And Yemen Just Reached It. Dammam is not a village near the Yemeni border. It is not a military outpost in the south. It is not a frontline position. It is the capital of Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province. It is where Saudi Aramco is headquartered. It is a few kilometers from Dhahran, Ras Tanura, Abqaiq, and the Ghawar oil field, the largest conventional oil field on earth. It is the oil heartland of the kingdom. It is the cash register of the Saudi state. And Yemen just hit it. 💥 From Sana'a to Dammam is over 1,200 kilometers. That is not a missile fired from the border. That is a missile that crossed the entire Arabian Peninsula. That is a message. The Saudi regime has spent twelve years bombing Yemen. It has hit schools. It has hit markets. It has hit hospitals. It has hit weddings. It has hit funerals. It has hit 1,200 mosques. It has killed 150,000 people. It has blockaded the country. It has starved millions. And it thought it could do all of this without cost. It thought it could bomb Yemen forever. It thought Yemen could not reach back. Yemen just told them: we can reach anywhere. "Escalation with Escalation" Is Not a Slogan. It Is a Doctrine. Ansar Allah has said it repeatedly: "Blockade for blockade. Escalation for escalation." This is the third part of that equation. The first was the Bab al-Mandeb. Yemen closed the Red Sea to Saudi and Israeli shipping. The second was the oil infrastructure. Yanbu. Ras Tanura. Jizan. Najran. Ain Dar. Abqaiq. Riyadh. The Saudi oil economy is bleeding. The third is the deep interior. Dammam. The Eastern Province. The heart of Aramco. The place the Saudis thought was safe. Each escalation is a response to a Saudi escalation. Saudi Arabia bombs Yemen. Yemen bombs Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia blockades Yemen. Yemen blockades Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia hits civilian infrastructure. Yemen hits oil infrastructure. The difference is that Yemen is winning. And Saudi Arabia is not.