In brief: Saudi Arabia - France: sending 'military resources' to 'protect' a key site
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Saudi Arabia announced on Thursday, September 24, that it had intercepted a missile attack launched from neighboring Yemen by the Iran-backed Houthis, amid intensifying hostilities between the two sides. The report also states that air defenses shot down six missiles targeting the Taif and Yanbu regions, on the Red Sea. Emmanuel Macron indicated that "military resources" would be sent there to "protect" these key energy sites.
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- Arabie saoudite - France : l'envoi de "moyens militaires" pour "protéger" un site clé — France 24 — Français
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