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0:0010th October, 2026 This video is from Riyadh
0:04airport in Saudi Arabia Where a missile suddenly
0:07falls and chaos occurs 12 people have been
0:10killed and more than 300 injured We can't
0:13take Yemen's Houthis lightly This is the proof
0:17of this In this video, they are destroying
0:21a helicopter Brother, Saudi Arabia has American Patriot
0:24missiles The most advanced weapons in the world
0:27But they are failing Yemen's Houthis This year,
0:31we saw how America killed Iran's Supreme Leader
0:33with an airstrike Now, the same threat is
0:37hovering over Saudi's Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman
0:40They are shifting bunkers from one to another
0:43Because they don't know when and where the
0:45missile fell Imagine, if something happens to Saudi
0:48by mistake Then a war will start in
0:49the entire Muslim world After targeting the airport,
0:53Houthis are targeting a company Aramco Because of
0:57which the entire Saudi is shivering What
1:12is Aramco?
1:13Why are Yemen's Houthis attacking Saudi?
1:16And what impact can this have on the
1:18world?
1:19In today's video, we will learn how Yemen's
1:21Houthis are destroying Saudi Aramco How and why
1:25is it the most important company in the
1:28world?
1:28And what will be the impact on the
1:29world if Aramco stops?
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3:25description Chapter 1 Attacks on Saudi For the
3:32past few months, literally Houthi fighters have been
3:35destroying Saudi Arabia's oil fields, pipelines, airports, and
3:39civilian infrastructure one by one A Bloomberg report
3:44says that in the past month, Houthis have
3:46attacked Saudi Arabia's airports at least 20 times
3:49What is going on in Saudi and Yemen?
3:52Let's understand this chronology Let's start with March
3:542026 This year, Iran has targeted every country
3:58in the Middle East one by one This
4:01video is of Oman Iran's Shahed drones have
4:04destroyed Oman's Salah port facility Iran's drones have
4:07attacked Bahrain's water desalination plant Iran's drones have
4:11attacked Bahrain's water desalination plant From here, 88
4:14% of Bahrain's water comes in Even the
4:16UAE's airports are being attacked Iran has attacked
4:20many Gulf countries Gulf countries allow America to
4:24use their land to attack Iran To keep
4:27an eye on Iran This was Iran's claim
4:30Iran said that if Americans have made your
4:33land their military base, then we will destroy
4:36your infrastructure One by one, missiles were falling
4:40on every American ally except for one country,
4:44Saudi Arabia There were not many attacks on
4:47them And they started exporting their crude oil
4:49from the Red Sea through their pipelines instead
4:51of the Strait of Hormuz So, everything was
4:56going fine for them But in July 2026,
4:59the story took a new turn Some Houthi
5:01delegates went to Iran for Khamenei's funeral And
5:05returned on an Iranian plane Yemen's government and
5:08Saudi forces did not allow this plane to
5:10land They bombed the runway of Sanaa International
5:13Airport Something like this And because
5:23of this one step, Houthis broke the ceasefire
5:28made in 2022 Houthis declared that now no
5:31Saudi asset will be safe And they slowly
5:35increased the attacks On July 20, Houthis declared
5:38a naval blockade on Saudi Houthis control the
5:42Strait of Bab-el-Mandab Because of which
5:45the majority of the world's ships pass Because
5:47of this, Saudi's oil exports also slowed down
5:51And most importantly, the rest of the world's
5:53ships also started taking a long route from
5:57Africa So that there are no attacks on
6:00them On July 22, Houthis attacked Saudi's two
6:02oil tankers On July 24, Houthis attacked the
6:06Hodeidai port And people started saying that Houthis
6:10are planning a major on-ground offensive In
6:13the month of September, Houthis captured an island
6:16called Perim Which strengthened their hold on the
6:20Strait of Bab-el-Mandab Around 14 September,
6:22Houthis attacked Saudi's East-West oil pipeline Because
6:25of which Saudi had to close this pipeline
6:27And from October, Houthis have started attacking critical
6:30infrastructure From October 1, Houthis started attacking Saudi's
6:35airports On October 5, King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz
6:40of Jazan was attacked at the International Airport
6:42On October 6, missiles fell on Abha International
6:44Airport On October 7 and 8, King Khalid
6:49International Airport of Riyadh was also attacked On
6:51October 10, attacks were again on Riyadh Airport
6:54In this, an airplane of Saudi Airlines was
6:58also destroyed On October 11, attacks were also
7:00on Damam's King Fahd International Airport In retaliation
7:05for this, Saudi-backed Yemen forces attacked an
7:07oil field in Yemen's capital Sana In retaliation
7:11for this attack, Houthis warned that Saudi's oil
7:15infrastructure is no longer safe Attacks were made
7:18on Saudi Arabia's headquarters After that, missiles fell
7:21on Ghawar Oil Field Ghawar Oil Field is
7:25the world's largest oil field We will talk
7:28about it in Chapter 2 And the worst
7:31part is that many questions are being raised
7:33on Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia is the world's
7:35largest arms importer It buys many military equipment
7:39from the USA Patriot Missiles, Interceptors, Missile Warning
7:42Systems But still, there were so many attacks
7:44on their critical infrastructure Riyadh International Airport is
7:48a big infrastructure So during such a conflict,
7:52there was no missile warning system Or any
7:55interceptors that could intercept these missiles If you
7:58watch the videos of these attacks, then you
8:01will see that people were sitting in one
8:02place They were sitting ducks People were sitting
8:06there, they were on their phones when the
8:08missile just randomly struck Or they were going
8:11through security lines and the missile struck If
8:14there was a warning system here, then these
8:16people could have been evacuated But nothing like
8:18that happened And here we have countless people
8:22dead and over 300 people injured And it's
8:25quite telling to what extent the systems failed
8:27That people had no idea about the attacks
8:30until they had already happened So what's the
8:33use of these systems?
8:34But here an interesting pattern is emerging That
8:38Houthis are targeting a company, Aramco What is
8:41Aramco?
8:42Why is this company so important for Saudi?
8:44Chapter 2 The American Dream Aramco You must
8:48have heard the name But what is the
8:50meaning of that name?
8:51Aramco stands for Arabian American Oil Company America
8:55is hidden in the name itself But where
8:57did this America come from?
9:01The year was 1933 It had been only
9:05a year since Saudi became a country The
9:07Saudi of that time was not the Saudi
9:08of today They had sand, camels and Hajjis
9:12coming to Mecca But there was not one
9:13thing, money King Abdulaziz Ibn Saud used to
9:17get the majority of money for running a
9:20country from the people coming to Hajj But
9:22the great depression of 1929 reduced the number
9:26of Hajjis coming To run a country, Ibn
9:29Saud needed a source of income Which was
9:32in his hands and that too fast Meanwhile,
9:35he was seeing that oil was developing in
9:36the Middle East around him You may not
9:41believe it, but oil was found in Iran
9:42in 1908 and Bahrain in 1932 And Saudi,
9:47which is famous for its oil today Even
9:49after a lot of efforts, only sand was
9:52coming Ibn Saud knew that without western technology,
9:57Saudi would not be able to fulfill his
9:58oil search On 29th May 1933, a deal
10:03was signed in Jeddah America will give 35
10:05,000 pounds of gold Completely in advance In
10:09return, Americans will drill in Saudi Will find
10:12oil with their own technology Al Saud's cash
10:15problem was solved For the next 5 years,
10:18the Americans kept drilling in Saudi and nothing
10:21was found But on 3rd March 1938, a
10:24miracle happened Oil was found 1440 meters below
10:28in Damam well no.
10:297 Actually, not oil, but oil rivers were
10:32found For the next 45 years, oil was
10:34extracted from here On an average, 1600 barrels
10:37per day This oil was enough to meet
10:38the needs of 35,000 Indian vehicles in
10:40one day Which was extracted from only one
10:44well And this well has not yet dried
10:48This is called the well of prosperity Because
10:51whatever development you see in Saudi today is
10:54the result of this well Remember this well
10:56of prosperity Even today, this well is important,
10:59but for a different reason In 1944, a
11:02company was established for oil extraction and refining
11:05Whose name was Aramco From 1948 to 1973,
11:10American companies owned it And Saudi's ownership was
11:140% Saudi used to get royalties And
11:17after 1950, profit was distributed 50-50 By
11:211950, oil was produced 5 lakh barrels per
11:25day in Saudi In just 6 years, Aramco
11:28increased by 25 times Not just a company,
11:31Aramco is a partnership Between Saudi and America
11:34In 1948, Ghawar was discovered, which is the
11:37largest oil field in the world Here are
11:3960 billion barrels of oil To put things
11:42in perspective, India consumes 5.5 million barrels
11:45of oil every day Ghawar oil field can
11:48run India alone for 30 years There is
11:52so much oil here Saudi had oil, but
11:55Aramco did not have ownership In October 1973,
11:59the Yom Kippur War began Egypt and Syria
12:01attacked Israel And America supported Israel Saudi got
12:06angry and Saudi stopped giving oil to America
12:09Saudi forced America to kneel down and showed
12:13its strength In 1973, Saudi Kingdom bought 25
12:17% of Aramco And by 1980, 100%
12:23of the company was owned by Saudi Aramco
12:25became Saudi Aramco But Saudi bought ownership, it
12:29does not mean that the partnership was broken
12:31It is said that there was a secret
12:34deal between Saudi and the US In which
12:35America took the guarantee of Saudi's security And
12:39Saudi started keeping its money in US government
12:41bonds That is, whenever oil is sold, the
12:45demand for the US dollar increases And the
12:47US dollar goes up And whenever there is
12:50a crisis, the Gulf crisis becomes the crisis
12:53of America Saudi Aramco is a money machine
12:56To extract a barrel of oil from the
12:57ground, it costs only $3 And this oil
13:02is sold, sometimes for $60, sometimes for $80,
13:05and sometimes for $100 When Aramco was listed
13:10in the stock exchange in December 2019 Then
13:12Mohammed Bin Salman listed the shares of only
13:141.5% of the company And raised
13:17$25.6 billion This was the world's largest
13:23IPO And the valuation of Saudi Aramco is
13:26$1.7 trillion Even today, Saudi Aramco is
13:30a listed company But 81.5% owns
13:33Saudi Kingdom That is, in a way, MBS
13:37And Saudi's sovereign wealth fund owns 16%
13:40That is, 98% of the company is
13:44directly or indirectly in the pocket of one
13:46person And that is this person Mohammed Bin
13:49Salman MBS That's why we say that MBS
13:53is not Elon Musk MBS is the richest
13:56person in the world The story of Saudi
13:58is quite interesting And the story of MBS
14:01too Which you can definitely see in this
14:03video Saudi Aramco is not an ordinary company
14:05It is the wallet of the whole country
14:07In 2024, 62% of the revenue of
14:08the Saudi government came from Aramco In 2025,
14:13the dividend alone was $70 billion When there
14:16is a problem in Aramco, the whole country
14:18suffers And today, the Houthis of Yemen are
14:21attacking this Aramco But do you know the
14:23interesting part?
14:24There are so many attacks on Aramco Still,
14:27Aramco's profits are increasing Yes In May 2026,
14:31the numbers of Aramco's first quarters came In
14:33these numbers released after the Iran war, the
14:36profit increased by 25% That is $32
14:39billion In August, this profit increased further $33
14:42.4 billion A year ago, the price of
14:44crude oil was $67 And now it has
14:47become $108 Saudi is selling less oil But
14:51remember, one barrel of oil comes out in
14:53just $3 Aramco is making profits even during
14:57the war Saudi has so much oil So
14:59if the profit is increasing, what is the
15:01problem?
15:01On paper, it is a profit But due
15:03to the war, the cash flow is stuck
15:06The Saudi government is spending a lot on
15:08its big ambitious projects Neom, The Line, big
15:12stadiums, giga projects Money is spent for all
15:17of these Today or tomorrow, this money will
15:19definitely end All of this because Saudi is
15:24so dependent on Aramco And Houthis are attacking
15:27here again and again That is why MBS
15:31is worried Chapter 3, Two Gates Do you
15:34remember the well of prosperity?
15:35Damam well number 7 Where in 1938, the
15:38fate of Saudi had changed Today, the same
15:40well is a museum And Aramco's headquarters is
15:42just 100 meters away from it On the
15:45night of 13th October, 2026 Houthis' missile fell
15:50on the same headquarters From where the story
15:51of Saudi had started Today, the same place
15:53is on fire But Houthis did not attack
15:55just one building They tried to stop the
15:57breath of Saudi To understand, see the map
16:01of Saudi Most of the oil of Saudi
16:03is in the east On the banks of
16:03Persian Gulf And to bring this oil to
16:06the world Saudi has only two doors The
16:09first door is towards the east Straight of
16:12Hormuz A narrow sea lane between Iran and
16:15Oman From where about 20% of the
16:18world's oil passes daily This is already blocked,
16:21we all know The International Energy Agency said
16:24This is the biggest supply disruption in the
16:28history of oil But Saudi also has another
16:30door In the west, the Red Sea 1200
16:33km long east-west pipeline Which takes the
16:37oil from east to west through the desert
16:39To the Yanbu port of the Red Sea
16:41Daily, this pipeline can take 7 million barrels
16:43of oil Saudi was not in tension earlier
16:47Because this route was available But there is
16:52also a lane to get out of the
16:53Red Sea Bab al-Mandab And who is
16:54sitting on the edge of that lane?
16:57Houthis of Yemen In Chapter 1, we saw
16:59how one after another attacks are happening Now
17:01think, Iran closed the doors of the east
17:05Houthis are standing on the doors of the
17:06west And who gives weapons to the Houthis?
17:07Iran That is, both the doors of the
17:09world's largest oil exporter Have the same hand
17:12And when the world's largest oil tap gets
17:15stuck Then the effect is not only on
17:17Saudi On October 16, crude oil touched $
17:20110 per barrel But who has the most
17:23pain?
17:24Not America America extracts its own oil And
17:27they have taken over countries like Venezuela Asia
17:30has pain 75% of the oil extracted
17:34from the Gulf is bought by only 4
17:35countries China, Japan, South Korea and India Chapter
17:394 Conclusion What can India learn from this
17:42story of Saudi?
17:42Saudi's biggest mistake was that the entire country's
17:45earnings were dependent on a company And India's
17:48danger?
17:49One country, one way A large part of
17:51our energy comes from one ocean In 1933,
17:56Saudi looked at America for money And after
17:5890 years, its security is still in the
18:01hands of others India should not make this
18:04mistake We are seeing that America's Patriot missiles
18:06are running out Then who will stop the
18:07drones coming from Iran and Houthis?
18:10India is making the same mistake in its
18:11defense as Saudi We are looking at other
18:15countries for our security Whereas we are not
18:18supporting our own companies There is such a
18:23joke in the defense community That Armenia has
18:25given more Indian products to its military As
18:28compared to our own military And that's really
18:30sad Saudi Arabia looked at America with the
18:34expectation That they will come and save them
18:36from the Houthis But Donald Trump refused to
18:39help them When it comes to the security
18:43of a country Then any country can refuse
18:46at any time for their interests And when
18:48the actual crisis will come Then we cannot
18:51look at other countries Because the truth is
18:54that countries like America and China Do not
18:57want more competitors to come So why would
19:00anyone support India?
19:02There is a similar issue in energy India
19:05imports about 88% of its oil And
19:08before this war, 41% of our crude
19:10oil 55% of LNG And 88%
19:15of LPG came from the same Strait of
19:17Hormuz 88% LPG means the gas cylinder
19:21of your house Passes through the street where
19:23the missiles are running today Where Iran is
19:26holding oil ships hostage The funny thing is
19:28that before February 2026 The Strait of Hormuz
19:32and the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait Both were
19:34fine Of course, there were always conflicts with
19:37the Houthis But they did not stop all
19:39the other ships This whole war is so
19:43unnecessary All of this is because some countries
19:46just decided to be stupid Countries like the
19:49USA They become monitors all over the world
19:51They call themselves leaders But still they start
19:55so many wars They financially ruin and bankrupt
19:59so many countries Fuel has run out in
20:02so many countries Fertilizer crisis in so many
20:04countries Inflation has spread in our country And
20:06it is all because of one stupid country
20:09That wants to control the world And if
20:11we look at this country from the perspective
20:12of friendship Then I think we will be
20:15very stupid If we continue to look at
20:17USA as a reliable ally This war is
20:20not ours But if there are attacks on
20:22Aramco Then its impact will be on our
20:26petrol and diesel Pressure on CNG will increase
20:29There will be a situation like lockdown Aramco
20:32is such an important company That if it
20:34stops, the engine of the world will stop
20:36Every missile that falls in Riyadh Will increase
20:39the bill of your jeep This is the
20:41truth Saudi's mistake was to put everything on
20:44a company Our mistake would be to think
20:47that this is not our problem In the
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