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Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of strikes on Sanaa after drone and missile attacks

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Israel National News
“Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of strikes on Sanaa after drone and missile attacks”

Explosions rock Houthi-controlled Sanaa after Saudi Arabia said it intercepted four drones and two ballistic missiles launched by the Iran-backed group.

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The Jerusalem Post
“Saudi Arabia launched more than 90 attacks in Yemen in 24 hours, Houthis claim - report”

Reuters also reported Friday that Saudi Arabia is preparing an offensive against the Houthis to break the chokehold and secure the shipping routes in the Red Sea.

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Notícias ao Minuto
“Riade realizou mais de 90 ataques aéreos no Iémen nas últimas 24 horas”

Estas operações "causaram vítimas, mortos e feridos", precisou o porta-voz dos Hutis, Yahya Saree, sem indicar o número. Além da capital, o porta-voz huti identificou ataques nas províncias de Saada, Taiz, Hajjah, Amran e Ibb. "Os ataques foram levados a cabo por aviões F-15 e Typhoon que descolaram das bases aéreas de Khamis Mushait e Taif, bem como por ataques com mísseis lançados a partir de Najran e Jizan", continuou Yahya Saree, acrescentando que com estes ataques elevam o total para…

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France 24 English
“Houthis blame Saudi air strikes as loud blasts rock Yemen's capital Sanaa”

Houthi-linked media reported "Saudi aggession" on Saturday after loud explosions rocked the Yemeni capital Sanaa, which is controlled by the Iran-backed rebel group. Earlier this week, the Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of bombing Sanaa for the first time since renewed fighting broke out between the two sides in July.

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