Greek defense system in Saudi Arabia intercepts missiles from Yemen, no Iran strikes reported

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A Greek-operated air defense system in Saudi Arabia intercepted two ballistic missiles launched from Yemen on Saturday, targeting oil refineries in Yanbu. The Houthi military spokesperson claimed responsibility for operations targeting Saudi Aramco facilities in Jizan and Yanbu, though Saudi confirmation was not immediate.

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CENTCOM made no announcements of new strikes against Iran on Friday night or early Saturday morning, after announcing strikes for 13 consecutive nights.

Greek defense system in Saudi Arabia intercepts missiles from Yemen, no Iran strikes reported

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