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Kindergarten, medical complex damaged by ‘missile fragments’ in Riyadh, says Saudi civil defence after Houthi attack

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Kindergarten, medical complex damaged by ‘missile fragments’ in Riyadh, says Saudi civil defence after Houthi attack

The scale and frequency of attacks targeting the capital are unprecedented in the eight months of conflict that has spread across the Middle East.

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