Saudi Arabia Warns Against Filming Missile and Drone Attacks
Most outlets led with Saudi Arabia’s directive to citizens and residents not to film, photograph, or share videos of missile and drone interception incidents. ProPakistani highlighted the Interior Ministry’s formal warning, while Daily Pakistan framed the measure as a crackdown in response to recent Houthi attacks, noting the ongoing missile activity in the region.
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‘Do Not Film’: Saudi Arabia cracks down on Missile Interception Videos
RIYADH — The skies over Saudi Arabia have once again witnessed smoke and missiles as Houthi rebels claim fresh missile and drone attacks. Amid these attacks, Saudi Arabia issued a tough warning to the public against filming or sharing footage of missile and drone interceptions, as a sharp escalation in fighting with Yemen’s Houthi movement […]
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Saudi Arabia Bans Filming and Sharing Missile and Drone Videos
Saudi Arabia’s Interior Ministry has issued a major warning for citizens and foreign residents, banning the filming, photography and sharing… Read More
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