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Yemen’s Houthis claim attacks on Riyadh, Aramco as US-Iran war in middle east widens

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Business News›News›International›World News›Yemen’s Houthis claim attacks on Riyadh, Aramco as US-Iran war in middle east widens Yemen’s Houthis claim attacks on Riyadh, Aramco as US-Iran war in middle east widens Houthis continue to strike Saudi Arabia while the Crown still struggling to ensure safety against the enemy. On September 19, Houthis launched two separate military operations on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The Yemen-based militant group used large number of ballistic & cruise missiles as well as drones in the attack. First of the two sensitive targets under the attack is Saudi Arabia’s second largest city of Riyadh. Second on the target of Houthis is the state-owned Aramco, the world’s largest oil producing company. Houthi Military Spokesperson called both attacks success and said to have inflicted heavy damage to the sites.Show more Read more on - 13:04 - 10:29 - 14:47 - 11:26 - 09:23 - 12:50 - 12:44 - 03:31 - 08:01 - 09:50 - 08:54 - 10:20 - 08:13 - 08:58 - 09:22 - 13:50 - 08:05 - 11:57 - 10:58 - 11:24 - 13:43 - 13:02 - 09:43 - 10:13 - 08:06 - 09:36 - 11:42 - 11:38

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    Business News›News›International›World News›Yemen’s Houthis claim attacks on Riyadh, Aramco as US-Iran war in middle east widens Yemen’s Houthis claim attacks on Riyadh, Aramco as US-Iran war in middle east widens Houthis continue to strike Saudi Arabia while the Crown still stru…

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