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Houthi attacks in southern Saudi Arabia injure 13

Thirteen people were injured in attacks by Houthi rebels in southern Saudi Arabia. The incident indicates continuing cross-border militant violence in the region.

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Further attacks could raise risks to civilians and reignite broader Saudi-Yemeni regional tensions.

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