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Saudi Arabia struck oil depots in Yemen and said missiles were launched toward the location of Saudi Aramco's headquarters

Saudi authorities say Riyadh's airport was struck again, following a deadly Houthi missile attack, according to The Guardian, BBC, Sky News and Al Jazeera. The four outlets carry the account from Saudi officials, but details of casualties, damage and the precise timing of the latest strike have not been confirmed. It remains unclear whether the Houthi movement has claimed responsibility for this latest attack.

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