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Saudi Arabia says it intercepted missiles and drones from Iran-backed Houthis
Saudi Arabia intercepted drones and missiles headed for several cities, including the capital Riyadh, fired by Iran -aligned Houthis on Sunday, the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen said.
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Saudi Arabia intercepted drones and missiles aimed at several cities, including the capital Riyadh, that were launched by Iran‑aligned Houthi forces on Sunday, according to the Saudi‑led coalition operating in Yemen. The coalition said the weapons were heading toward multiple urban targets before being shot down. The ongoing conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Yemen‑based Houthis, combined with recent comments from President Donald Trump about potential U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran after the November 3 midterm elections, pushed oil prices to a six‑month high on Friday.
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