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Attack on Riyadh airport killed at least 12 people and injured more than 300

At least 12 people, including four Saudi nationals, two Bangladeshi, one American, one Egyptian, one Argentinean, one Syrian, one Palestinian and one Sudanese, were killed and 309 wounded on Saturday in the attack on Riyadh airport. The Saudi-led military coalition accused the Yemeni Houthis of being responsible.

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Drawing news: three years after October 7th, the entire Middle East has burned

Three years after the October 7 attack and on the eve of decisive elections for the Hebrew state, Israeli society is still traumatized and partly deaf to the war that Benjamin Netanyahu's government is leading in retaliation for Hamas' attack in the Gaza Strip. A conflict that has since spread throughout the Middle East region.

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Yemen's Houthis say they hit Riyadh Airport, Saudi Arabia

The Houthis claimed on Monday strikes at Riyadh International Airport, an Aramco oil refinery and sites in southern Saudi Arabia. Activating their mutual defence pact, Turkey and Pakistan announce the deployment of military personnel to the kingdom. On the other hand, Yemeni forces are launching a counter-offensive on Sanaa.

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Yemen claims to have carried out hundreds of strikes against the Houthis

The Yemeni government announced on Monday that it had conducted an offensive to recapture the entire country to the pro-Iranian Houthis fighters. The latter cut off a key axis linking Taëz, a large southwestern city that they now surround, in Aden, where the internationally recognized government sits. The Saudi-led coalition announced its support.

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