Houthi group claims attacks on Saudi airports and oil facilities
Most outlets led with the Houthi group's claim of targeting multiple Saudi airports and oil infrastructure in recent attacks. Business Recorder listed the specific sites, including Riyadh airport, oil facilities, and a pipeline, while Daily Pakistan highlighted the number of operations and locations, noting seven missile and drone strikes on eight strategic sites. Both framed the attacks as recent and significant, but Daily Pakistan added context about fears of further escalation.
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Saudi Arabia faces Houthi Attacks targeting Riyadh Airport, Dammam, Yanbu Oil Hub, Rabigh Refinery
RIYADH – Saudi Arabia’s critical oil infrastructure and major airports come under fresh attacks as Yemen’s Houthi announced seven missile and drone operations targeting eight strategic locations, raising fears of further disruption to global energy supplies and travel across Middle East. Houthi spokesman said October 24 operations targeted Saudi Aramco facilities in Yanbu, the Rabigh oil […]
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3 Saudi airports, oil facilities, pipeline targeted in past day: Houthis
SANAA: Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis on Saturday said they targeted a range of Saudi assets in the past 24 hours, listing three airports including capital Riyadh’s, two oil facilities, a pipeline and an air base. Military spokesman Yahya Saree said the group targeted “King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the capital of the Saudi enemy, in two phases,” the airports in Dammam in the east an...
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