Houthis Threaten to Attack Aramco as Saudi-Led Coalition Orders Evacuation of Yemen Oil Facility
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Yemen's Ansar Allah rebel movement, known as the Houthis, has threatened to attack Riyadh and sites of Saudi oil company Saudi Aramco. The threat is in response to a call by the coalition to evacuate the area around an oil site in Sanaa, reports TASS, reports NEWS.bg. The alliance's official spokesman, Turki al-Maliki, said the Joint Force Command had urged civilians to leave the Yemeni Oil Company's area, specifically the al-Sabaha central sta…
Houthis threaten to attack Aramco as Saudi-led coalition orders evacuation of Yemen oil facility
The Houthi militia threatened to strike facilities belonging to Saudi Aramco after Saudi authorities told civilians to evacuate a key oil facility in Yemen's Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa.
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SIC NotíciasThe threat arose shortly after the coalition led by Saudi Arabia announced that it would "quickly" ask civilians to leave an area of Sana'a, controlled by the Houthis.
Explosions were heard in Sanaa, the capital of Yemen controlled by the Houthi. (ANSA)
Riyadh's military coalition bombed an oil site in Yemen on Tuesday, according to the media of the pro-Iranian Houthis fighters who promised to retaliate by targeting premises of the oil giant Aramco and the Saudi capital airport.
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