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Saudi Arabia strikes oil depots in Yemen and says missiles launched toward location of Saudi Aramco HQ

The Guardian Australia - World ·
Saudi Arabia strikes oil depots in Yemen and says missiles launched toward location of Saudi Aramco HQ

Civilians warned to evacuate outskirts of Sana’a ahead of biggest attack so far on Houthi energy infrastructure Saudi Arabia has launched a series of strikes on a strategic oil depot on the outskirts of Yemen’s capital Sana’a, in a fresh escalation of the conflict between Riyadh and the Iran-backed Houthi forces.

Before the attack on Tuesday, a Saudi spokesperson warned civilians to leave the target area, in an apparent attempt to strike fear into the local population ahead of the biggest attack so far on Houthi energy infrastructure.

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