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On November 10, Yemen's Houthis issued a statement saying that in retaliation for Saudi Arabia's recent military attack on Yemen, they have used multiple ballistic missiles and drones to launch four rounds of military operations against targets in Saudi Arabia. The first round of attacks targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and several pumping stations along the east-west oil pipeline. The Houthis claimed that the attack directly hit the target and caused fire and damage to facilities. The second round of attacks targeted Saudi Aramco's oil facility in Abu Ghag. The third round of attacks targeted Saudi military deployment in the Mudariba and Ras Ala regions of Yemen. The fourth round of attacks targeted a financial center in Riyadh. The Houthis also warned foreign companies and investors to leave Saudi Arabia and said they would continue to take military action against targets within Saudi Arabia until Saudi Arabia ceases military action and lifts the blockade on Yemen.
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On November 10, Yemen's Houthis issued a statement saying that in retaliation for Saudi Arabia's recent military attack on Yemen, they have used multiple ballistic missiles and drones to launch four rounds of military operations against targets in Saudi Arabia. The first round of attacks targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and several pumping stations along the east-west oil pipeline. The Houthis claimed that the attack directly hit the target and caused fire and damage to facilities. The second round of attacks targeted Saudi Aramco's oil facility in Abu Ghag. The third round of attacks targeted Saudi military deployment in the Mudariba and Ras Ala regions of Yemen. The fourth round of attacks targeted a financial center in Riyadh. The Houthis also warned foreign companies and investors to leave Saudi Arabia and said they would continue to take military action against targets within Saudi Arabia until Saudi Arabia ceases military action and lifts the blockade on Yemen.
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