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Saudi Arabia says Houthi drone targeted Mecca as oil prices surge

Saudi Arabia says it intercepted a Houthi drone near Mecca, while oil prices rose above $108 amid fears of further escalation. The Houthis deny responsibility for the alleged incident.

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An alleged attack near Islam's holiest city could intensify Saudi-Houthi hostilities and raise regional energy and security risks.

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