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Houthis reportedly attack Aramco oil facilities

A Greek-language report alleges that Houthi forces attacked oil facilities belonging to Saudi Aramco.

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An attack on Saudi oil infrastructure could threaten regional security and disrupt energy markets, although the supplied information lacks details on damage or confirmation.

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