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Houthi media says Saudi Arabia hit oil facility near Sanaa

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Houthi media says Saudi Arabia hit oil facility near Sanaa

The Saudi-led coalition had earlier warned civilians to evacuate the Al-Sabaha station near the Houthi-held capital, which belongs to the Yemen Petroleum Company (YPC), following a spate of deadly Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia, particularly on Riyadh airport.

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