Saudi Arabia strikes back after Houthis hit oil sites in heaviest attack in years
- Saudi Arabia hit back with a series of strikes on Tuesday after the Iran-backed Houthis targeted oil facilities and other sites across the border in their heaviest attack in years.
- The rapid exchange of fire follows the unravelling of a four-year truce in July, months into the war between the United States and Iran.
- Saudi strikes hit Taiz province, where deadly fighting has raged for days, and Marib province, the Houthis' Almasirah TV station said.
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- Saudi Arabia hit back with a series of strikes on Tuesday after the Iran-backed Houthis targeted oil facilities and other sites across the border in their heaviest attack in years.
- The rapid exchange of fire follows the unravelling of a four-year truce in July, months into the war between the United States and Iran.
- Saudi strikes hit Taiz province, where deadly fighting has raged for days, and Marib province, the Houthis' Almasirah TV station said.
Sources: Euronews