Saudi Aramco Tells Staff To Evacuate Headquarters Amid Yemen Tensions: Report
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Saudi state oil company Aramco ordered its employees to evacuate their headquarters in Dhahran, in the east of the country, and to work remotely, amid an escalation of clashes with the Houthis of Yemen. The evacuation order came after a series of attacks against the kingdom, including one against King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, which left two dead and eight injured on Wednesday night. The Saudi Civil Aviation General Authority reporte…
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Clashes between the Houthis and a Saudi-led coalition that backs Yemen's internationally recognised government have raged since the group pushed towards Bab el-Mandeb, a shipping chokepoint at the Red Sea's mouth.
Attacks against airports, oil plants and military bases. Despite the enormous military expenses, Riad struggles to protect its territory and fails to obtain a direct intervention of its allies
The big world oil has ordered the evacuation of the headquarters of Dhahran after the threats of other actions of the Houthi rebels.
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