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Yemen Launches Attacks on Saudi Aramco Facilities and Airports

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Yemeni military forces have carried out a series of attacks on Saudi Aramco oil facilities and airports in response to Saudi Arabia's aggression against Yemen. The attacks, which used ballistic missiles, drones, and cruise missiles, targeted Aramco refineries in Riyadh and Jeddah, King Khalid International Airport, and Aramco's facility in Dhahran. The attacks caused damage and fires at the targeted sites. Yemen has warned international shipping companies, citizens, and workers in the affected areas to stay away due to the ongoing operations. Yemen has vowed to continue these operations, implementing an 'equation of siege with siege' and 'escalation with escalation'.

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