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Houthi attacks hit Saudi Arabia's capital and largest refinery; Yemen records 100 dead

Intense fighting in southwestern Yemen leaves dozens dead, while ballistic missiles target oil facilities and Riyadh, raising regional tensions.

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The essentials of this story

What happened
Missile attacks and armed clashes between the houthis and forces of the Saudi-led coalition result in deaths and hit oil infrastructure.
Who is affected
Residents of Saudi Arabia and Yemen, as well as the global energy sector and international maritime trade routes.
What changes
The escalation of the conflict breaks previous truces, disrupts oil supplies, and raises the risk of regional instability in the Middle East.

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Sources

  1. Houthis dizem ter atacado maior refinaria e Ministério da Defesa saudita; combates deixam cerca de 100 mortos no Iêmen — O Globo (accessed 10/27/2026)
  2. Houthis dizem ter atingido maior refinaria de petróleo da Arábia Saudita — CNN Brasil (accessed 10/27/2026)