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Yemen's Houthis threaten Saudi Aramco sites after coalition strikes in Sanaa

Yemen's Houthis threaten Saudi Aramco sites after coalition strikes in Sanaa Yemen ’s Houthis have threatened to strike Saudi Aramco facilities after the Saudi-led coalition ordered civilians to leave an oil facility in the capital Sanaa ahead of a planned attack. “The Yemeni Armed Forces warn all employees and citizens near any Aramco oil facility to evacuate and stay away from it, as it is a…

The Yemeni Houthi militia have issued a stern warning, threatening to target Saudi Aramco facilities in response to the Saudi-led coalition's recent strikes in Sanaa. Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree posted on X, urging all employees and citizens near Aramco oil facilities to evacuate and stay away. This threat followed the coalition's order for civilians to leave the Yemeni Oil Company's al-Sabaha central station in Sanaa prior to an anticipated military operation.

Earlier, Saree had warned that any attack on Sanaa would trigger a "harsh and painful" retaliation in Riyadh. He specifically mentioned Aramco's headquarters, King Khalid International Airport, and an Aramco-owned refinery in Riyadh as sites to which civilians should relocate.

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