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Yemen's Houthis Target Aramco and Khamis Mushait with Missiles

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Yahya Saree, the spokesman for Yemen's Houthis, announced missile attacks on Aramco facilities in Yanbu and Khamis Mushait airbase.

Yahya Saree, the spokesman for Yemen's Houthis, stated that the armed forces of this group have targeted Aramco facilities in Yanbu and Khamis Mushait airbase using dozens of ballistic missiles and drones during two military operations. These attacks were carried out in response to Saudi Arabia's aggressions and the blockade of Yemen.

Details of the Missile Attacks

Saree mentioned in a press conference that Saudi Arabia has continued its aggressions against Yemen for the past 12 years and has conducted over 450 airstrikes in various regions of Yemen this week. He emphasized that the Houthi forces will continue to defend their country and nation and are determined to respond to these aggressions.

According to Saree, these operations demonstrate the strength and will of the Houthis against Saudi aggressions, and they are seeking to establish a new equation where blockade is met with blockade. He stressed that the Houthi forces will continue their military operations deep inside Saudi Arabia and will teach the Saudi enemy unforgettable lessons.

Consequences of Military Tensions

These attacks could escalate the rising tensions in the region and lead to greater international concerns. Given that Saudi Arabia is one of the largest oil producers in the world, any disruption to this country's oil facilities could have significant impacts on the global oil market and regional economic stability.

The Houthi spokesman also pointed out that their goal with these operations is to send a message to Saudi Arabia that the continuation of aggressions and the blockade will come at a heavy cost for this country. Considering the wartime conditions and existing tensions, it is anticipated that this situation will soon lead to a deeper humanitarian crisis.

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