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US continues C, Houthis strike two Saudi oil tankers

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A damaged site due to the ongoing war in Iran

The Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree on Wednesday said, “We targeted two Saudi oil tankers, named Encelia and Layla, for their violation of the blockade decision issued by the armed forces.”

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US continues C, Houthis strike two Saudi oil tankers

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