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Saudi Arabia reports three wounded in Houthi airport attacks

Saudi Arabia says three people were injured in attacks on its airports since fighting with Yemen's Houthi rebels reignited. The Saudi aviation authority reported severe injuries and damage following strikes on Jazan and Najran airports near the Yemen border.

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Saudi Arabia says 3 injured in attacks on its airports as fighting with Houthis reignites

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