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Saudi Arabia says debris from missile interception falls in Mecca region

Middle East Eye ·

Saudi Arabia says debris from missile interception falls in Mecca region Saudi Arabia's civil defence said in a statement that debris from two ballistic missiles intercepted and destroyed after being launched by Yemen's Houthis towards the kingdom's Mecca region fell in the area.

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