The grainy footage shows the flying craft clearly in bright white against the greyscale static of the background. The steady crosshairs follow the drone as it speeds through the landscape before zooming out in time for the explosion to fill the screen. A jet fighter from the Saudi-led Coalition in Yemen had just brought down another Houthi explosive drone being fired at the kingdom. The footage, recently released by the Coalition, <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/gulf/saudi-arabia/saudi-defence-systems-foil-drone-and-missile-attacks-in-kingdom-s-eastern-province-1.1179757">comes after the Yemeni rebels aimed at the heart of the kingdom's oil industry</a> with a drone attack on <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/business/energy/oil-surges-after-storage-facility-targeted-in-saudi-arabia-1.1179770">Ras Tanura Aramco oil terminal at one of the world's biggest oil ports</a> and a rocket attack on another depot in Dhahran city in the country's east on Sunday night. Like the drone in the footage, the kingdom's defences managed to bring both down. But the attacks are a major escalation and underscore the uptick in such needle attacks by the Yemeni rebels on Saudi Arabia. On Sunday alone, the <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/gulf/saudi-arabia/iran-backed-houthis-in-yemen-launch-drone-attack-at-saudi-arabia-1.1179153">rebels fired 12 drones at the kingdom</a> and every day since last Tuesday, the Houthis have tried to hit civilian, military and oil facilities in the kingdom. Riyadh has condemned the repeated attacks like that in the footage released on Sunday, which showed a Houthi Qasef drone the Saudi authorities said was targeting civilians. Many of the <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/gulf-news/attempted-attack-on-saudi-oil-facilities-draws-regional-condemnation-1.1180099">kingdom's allies and states in the Middle East and the west have also condemned</a> such attacks. The UN has said the attacks are "deeply concerning" and the US has vowed to help bolster Saudi defences.