Yemeni military source warns Aramco shareholders to sell shares

A Yemeni military source has issued a warning regarding the security situation in Saudi Arabia and called on employees and citizens to stay away from the country's oil facilities. The source, affiliated with the Yemeni Armed Forces, also advised shareholders of the Saudi oil company Aramco to sell their shares "before it is too late." The warning was made in an interview with the local Saba News Agency.

The source did not provide further details on the nature of the threat or specify any particular facilities. The statement comes amid ongoing regional tensions and follows previous warnings from Yemeni military officials regarding Saudi oil infrastructure.

Aramco, the state-owned oil giant, has been a frequent target of attacks in the past, which have disrupted production and affected global oil markets. The company's shares are traded on the Saudi stock exchange, and any security concerns can impact investor confidence.

According to Mehr News, the Yemeni military source conveyed the warning through Saba News Agency, urging employees and citizens to avoid oil facilities and advising Aramco shareholders to divest.