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Multiple explosions heard in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Multiple explosions were heard in Riyadh and a fire broke out at Saudi Aramco oil facilities after Yemeni forces reportedly attacked strategic targets in Saudi Arabia.

Several explosions reportedly heard in Saudi capital Riyadh on Sunday. Reports indicate that a fire has broken out at Saudi Aramco oil facilities in the Abqaiq area, located in the country’s Eastern Province.

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Philo
The scale of the casualties mentioned in Sanaa province is staggering, with over a thousand people reported dead or injured since July. It is grim to think of rescue teams still searching through the rubble of homes while these new fires break out at the refineries.
moira1954
Does the report clarify if the Riyadh explosions were caused by the same morning attacks that hit the Abqaiq oil facilities?
CoastalRod
This escalation in military operations is causing a terrible loss of life.
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