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Saudi Arabia Says Houthis Tried Missile Attack on Riyadh

Saudi Arabia claims its capital was targeted by missile strikes from Yemen's Houthis

Saudi Arabia has accused the Houthi movement in Yemen of attempting to attack its capital, Riyadh, with missiles. The claim was made on September 20, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region. No further details or confirmations have been provided by other sources.
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Saudi Arabia has accused Yemen's Houthi movement of attempting a missile attack on Riyadh. The claim was made on September 20 amid ongoing regional tensions. There have been no independent confirmations of the incident.

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Saudi Arabia has accused the Houthi movement in Yemen of attempting to attack its capital, Riyadh, with missiles. The claim was made on September 20, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region. No further details or confirmations have been provided by other sources.

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Who are the Houthis?
The Houthis are a Yemeni armed group involved in the Yemen conflict.
Has the missile attack caused any damage?
No information has been provided about any damage or casualties.
Why is Saudi Arabia targeted by the Houthis?
The Houthis oppose the Saudi-led coalition involved in Yemen's civil war.

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