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Houthis blame Saudi air strikes as loud blasts rock Yemen's capital Sanaa

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On Saturday, loud explosions rocked Yemen's capital Sanaa, prompting Houthi rebels to accuse Saudi forces of launching 26 air strikes against the city. The Yemeni capital is currently controlled by the Iran-backed Houthi group.

Simultaneously in Saudi Arabia, a facility belonging to state oil giant Aramco, located south of the king, was seen engulfed in flames with a large plume of smoke rising from the site.

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