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Foreign Ministry recommends Koreans in Saudi Arabia leave country amid Houthi attacks - Korea JoongAng Daily
Foreign Ministry recommends Koreans in Saudi Arabia leave country amid Houthi attacks Korea JoongAng Daily
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- Attack: One killed as houthis launch fresh attacks on airports
- Attack: Saudi iranian foreign ministers discuss regional escalation amid houthi attacks
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- Attack: Ultime notizie yemen houthis renew warning over saudi airports after deadly riyadh attack
- Attack: Fm dar condemns houthi attack on riyadh airport says pakistan is in touch with saudi authorities
- Attack: Canada advises no travel to riyadh airport after houthi attacks embassy remains open
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