Iran War: Saudi Airports and Oil Facilities Blasted Again and Again
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In Saudi Arabia, escalating missile attacks by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels threaten the country's security as well as its economy. Attacks on Riyadh's international airport have resulted in a rising death toll, while the targeting of energy facilities and oil pipelines jeopardizes Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's trillions of dollars worth of economic transformation projects.
Yesterday new attack after the massacre at the airport on Saturday. Also hit the airport of Dammam. Immediate response on Sana'a, but the risk is that they enter the conflict Pakistan and Turkey
After the devastating attack on the airport in Riyadh with twelve deaths, the Huthi militias again bomb two airports in Saudi Arabia. A gas plant and an oil refinery are also hit.
The military spokesman Yahya Saree claims four operations in the last 24 hours with ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones. In the sights also the airports of Riad and Dammam and two plants of Aramco The article Houthi, raid on Riad: "Bumped airports and energy plants" comes from The Truth.
Attack at Riyadh airport left 12 dead and more than 300 wounded New attacks hit two airports in Saudi Arabia this Sunday, in the midst of the escalation of tensions between Saudi forces and the Houthis extremist group, financed by Iran that became one of the main current conflicts in the Middle East. The Riyadh airports, the Saudi capital, and Dammam were shot this Sunday, according to local authorities. The Houthis claimed the attack. On Saturd…
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