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Houthi missile strikes kill three at Saudi airports as airlines suspend Riyadh flightsHouthis strike Aramco facility in Riyadh, Saudis hit Sanaa in response
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Houthi ballistic missiles hit an Aramco facility in Riyadh for the first time in over four years, sparking a large fire; Saudi Arabia struck the Yemeni capital Sanaa in what was described as retaliation.
“This would be a very significant victory for Ansar Allah, and a HORRENDOUS embarrassment for MBS.”
@BrettErickson28Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) Saudi Crown Prince
Yahya Saree Houthi military spokesmanRashad al-Alimi President, Saudi-backed Yemeni government
Ahmed al-Sharaa Syrian President
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first by Middle East Eye, 10d ago · also Hindustan Times, Al Jazeera, Investing.com News, France 24 EN, Anadolu Agency, UPI +3
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- Massive blaze at Aramco facility in Riyadh, fire engines rush; Houthis claim missile, drone strike | World News Hindustan Times · 10d ago
- Massive blaze at Aramco facility in Riyadh, fire engines rush; Houthis claim missile, drone strike Hindustan Times · 10d ago
- Aramco facility in Riyadh engulfed in fire as Houthis claim missile, drone strike | Watch Moneycontrol.com · 10d ago
- Houthis claim strike on Aramco site as Yemen fighting intensifies Mastodon · 10d ago
- Houthis claim strike on Saudi energy facility as Yemen fighting intensifies Al Jazeera · 10d ago
- Houthis claim strike on Saudi Aramco facility as Yemen fighting intensifies Investing.com News · 10d ago
- Saudi-led coalition dismisses Houthi claim of attack on Riyadh Middle East Eye · 10d ago
- Saudi-led coalition dismisses ‘misleading’ Houthi claim of Riyadh attack Al Jazeera · 10d ago
- Yemen’s Houthis claim attacks on Aramco facilities in Riyadh France 24 EN · 9d ago
- Houthis claim attacks on Aramco sites in Saudi Arabia Middle East Eye · 9d ago
- Houthis claim missile, drone attacks on Saudi Aramco sites Anadolu Agency · 9d ago
- Houthis claim attack on Saudi oil facilities UPI · 9d ago
- Houthis claim missile, drone attack on Saudi Aramco in Riyadh Anadolu Ajansı · 9d ago
- Houthis Claim Attack on Aramco as Yemen Conflict Escalates The New York Times · 9d ago
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first by Investing.com News, 10d ago · also Al-Monitor, Middle East Eye, Straits Times, Jerusalem Post, Hindustan Times, Japan Today
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- Fire, smoke seen near Aramco facility in Riyadh, witness says Al-Monitor · 10d ago
- Fire, smoke seen near Aramco facility in Riyadh as Saudi-Houthi conflict continues Jerusalem Post · 10d ago
- Houthis say struck oil facility near Riyadh, as Saudis hit Sanaa Hindustan Times · 10d ago
- Houthis say they struck oil facility near Riyadh, as Saudis hit Sanaa Japan Today · 10d ago
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first by Reuters, 10d ago · also The Canberra Times, The Hindu, Investing.com News, Al-Monitor, NBC News
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- Yemeni Houthis say they struck Saudi Aramco facility The Canberra Times · 10d ago
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first by telegraph.co.uk, 11d ago · also Reuters, Japan Today, Defense News, Al-Monitor, Straits Times
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- Saudis plan assault on Houthis to break Red Sea chokehold Reuters · 11d ago
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first by Fox News, 8d ago · also Straits Times
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- Yemen’s Houthis claim striking Riyadh airport, other Saudi sites Straits Times · 8d ago
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first by Dawn, 10d ago
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first by Middle East Eye, 10d ago
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BREAKING: For the first time in over four years, Yemen's Houthis have struck a Saudi Aramco facility in Riyadh with ballistic missiles, with a massive plume of smoke and fire rising from the site this morning. An Aramco facility in Riyadh was last struck in March 2022.
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The Cradle: Al Jazeera correspondent Maha Ali, reporting from Taiz, said intense fighting has continued across several fronts around the Yemeni city, with some of the heaviest clashes taking place on its western outskirts between Saudi-backed forces and Ansarallah. #Yemen
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The issue is who the Saudis are trying to support in Yemen. The Houthis have a cause, the Southern forces a have a cause, the supposedly international government of Yemen are all corrupted and would rather spend time in Riyadh living a luxury life than fight. Despite Saudi's showering then with money and equipment, it just ends up being sold or…
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BREAKING: Ansar Allah (Houthis) have likely struck an ARAMCO facility in the Saudi capital of Riyadh, causing what very clearly looks like immense damage to the refinery. This would be a very significant victory for Ansar Allah, and a HORRENDOUS embarrassment for MBS.
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Palinfo: Saudi airstrikes on Sana'a a little while ago. #Yemen
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Saudi Arabia rebuffed the US over Iran and now the U.S. is holding back while Saudi Arabia goes after the Houthis. The US is still providing intelligence, and other assistance, so it isn’t abandoning the Saudis really. As you say it maybe a symbolic and important win in Yemen, but the goal remains Iran, and the US may be looking for a greater…
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📍Saudi ARAMCO refinery in Riyadh. Fire detected around 05h00 UTC.
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World - South China Morning Post | Flames, smoke seen at Aramco facility south of Saudi capital https://www. scmp.com/news/world/middle-eas t/article/3369667/flames-smoke-seen-aramco-facility-south-saudi-capital?utm_source=rss_feed # WNN7 # BreakingNews # WorldNewsNuggets
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After my sisters brother in laws stint was up in the RAF he went to Saudi Arabia to work. Teaching aircraft tech and maintenance. He spent the majority of his days, drinking tea and reading books as his trainees always had an excuse for not turning up. Still, he was getting a shit ton of money tax free and no overheads so he stayed a fair few…
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Footage shows the massive fire that broke out at a Saudi ARAMCO refinery in Riyadh. The facility has been targeted by Houti drone or missile attacks this morning, likely resulting in a successful hit.
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Some YT channel about that topic argued it's intentional. The army is kept small, unorganized and divided to avoid a coup. SaudiA has different troops with redundant war machinery, if you're from army a that uses US equipment you won't be able to help army b with their european equipment i.e. fighter jets. The Saudis are just a bunch nobody would…
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NEW: Saudi Arabia is AGAIN striking the Yemeni capital of Sana’a. This is likely a retaliation for the Ansar Allah (Houthi) strikes on the Aramco facility in Riyadh (which is a retaliation for previous Sana’a strikes). Sana’a has been a consistent red line for Ansar Allah, and
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My issue is that the US took a direct combat role against the Houthis in 2023-2024 when they were disrupting trade in the region. The idea that, while we’re engaged in a direct war with their benefactor, we refuse to assist is simply incoherent. I see no strategy here. No well-thought-out plan. Just an ignorant administration winging it in the…
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🇸🇦🇾🇪 Saudi Arabia is about to try taking the Red Sea back from the Houthis The Saudis and Yemeni government forces are preparing a major counteroffensive to shove the Houthis away from the Bab al-Mandeb, one of the most important shipping chokepoints on Earth. Trump has already
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We know the real reason is "what do I get out of it". Putting that aside, the argument of taking the source of their funding out rather than waste time and resources on a side angle would have merit. Other issue is going to be political cost. US public is going to take the stance that we're getting drowned in ME conflicts again if we start…
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🇸🇦 That is a massive fire at a Saudi Aramco refinery in Riyadh. The facility was reportedly targeted by Houthi drones or missiles this morning, and footage circulating online shows enormous flames. It's not yet confirmed whether a strike caused the fire. As if the Middle East
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I'm not saying they're bad, but it's known that Leclerc has lighter armor compared to Abrams, making it potentially more vulnerable to AGTMs. Poor tactics caused those Abrams losses, while the Emirati Army made good use of infantry to protect the Leclercs from Houthi ATGM teams.
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Saudis can definitely field an army of 100,000 mercenaries with advisors and some standard army mixed in. If they use lessons learn from Ukraine and supply them correctly they could bring a decisive loss to the houthis.
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The US was directly involved in fighting the Houthis in Yemen as recent as 2024. Nobody cares about this relatively-minor theatre. There is no political cost to it.
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At this rate we'll see the Saudi government toppled by the Houthis. That would be.. bad.
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