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Two killed in Saudi strike on oil company, Houthis claim

Summary by RTÉ
Yemen's ⁠Houthi-run health ministry said two people were killed ‌when ⁠an oil company in the Red Sea province of ‌Hodeidah was ⁠attacked, ‌blaming Saudi Arabia for ⁠the strike.

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The Houthi rebels announced that two people were killed and two others wounded in Saudi Arabian airstrikes on Yemen Petroleum Company facilities in the Ras Isa area of Hodeidah. It had been reported that 10 airstrikes were carried out on oil infrastructure in the same area earlier in the day.

At least two people died and two others were injured this Tuesday in air strikes by the coalition led by Saudi Arabia in support of the internationally recognized Yemeni government against an oil facility in the Yemeni province of Al Hodeida, in the Red Sea, the Houthi rebels reported. «In a new crime committed by the [...] The entry At least two dead in the Saudi coalition air strike against Al Hodeida, according to Houthis was first published …

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RTÉ broke the news in Ireland on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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