In Ryad, Students and Diplomats Called to Shelter, the Houthis Threatened Oil Sites
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Saudi capital Riad was shaken on Thursday by violent explosions, obliging students of international schools and diplomats to put themselves in shelter, on the background of a conflict that intensifys between the Saudi kingdom and the pro-Iranian Houthi militias, reports the AFP agency, quoted by Agerpres. A day ago, the Saudi authorities announced three deaths and dozens of ...
The Saudi capital was shaken on Thursday by a series of violent explosions, pushing diplomats and students from international schools to take shelter. At the same time, the Houthis, who claimed to have hit Ryad airport again, called on the personnel of the kingdom's oil sites to leave the site, in the background of escalation of hostilities with Saudi Arabia.
The representative of the Yahya Saria movement stressed that the threat involved both previously attacked targets and new targets, and he warned international airlines, passengers and Saudi airport staff about the danger of being in the airspace of the Kingdom.
"We are calling on employees of Saudi oil facilities, airports and employees of these facilities to stay away from the areas we consider targets to protect their lives," a spokesman for the Houthis said. Yemeni Houthi spokesman Yahya Sarri has issued a strong warning to Saudi institutions. The statement said that the employees of Saudi oil companies The post Houthis warn Saudi institutions appeared first on Kurdish - RojNews.News.
The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have called on engineers and workers at Saudi Arabian oil facilities not to report to work. Spokesman Yahya Seri stated that the facilities would be targeted, while yesterday's attacks on airports in Abha and Riyadh killed three people and injured 36.
The Houthis: We warn all employees of all Saudi oil installations not to be in places that are targets of our forces.
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