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Saudi Arabia confirms Yemeni missile strike, bans photography of impact sites

Riyadh acknowledged on 13 July 2026 that six rockets crossed from Yemen toward Saudi airspace. Within hours, the Interior Ministry had banned filming at impact sites, hardening an information blackout on a conflict the kingdom has long struggled to keep off the front pages.

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