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UN condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia
First source report
The United Nations condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabian infrastructure, warning that the risk of escalation is extremely high.
The strikes targeted energy infrastructure and commercial hubs. According to Vatican News, the attacks resulted in 48 civilian deaths in the area and damaged an Italian Eurofighter F-2000 fighter jet.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsYemen, in fiamme l’aeroporto di Riad. L'Onu condanna gli attacchi degli Houthi
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