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Saudi sirens wail in Al-Kharj and Yanba as Iran-linked missile activity triggers civil defence alerts

Within minutes on 17 July 2026, Saudi civil defence sirens sounded in Al-Kharj and Yanba after Iranian missile firings were observed, according to Iranian state-affiliated wires that framed the alerts as defensive early-warning, not aggression.

A large plume of dark smoke rises from beyond a sprawling cityscape, with a multi-lane highway carrying traffic through densely packed low-rise buildings under a cloudy sky.
A large plume of dark smoke rises from beyond a sprawling cityscape, with a multi-lane highway carrying traffic through densely packed low-rise buildings under a cloudy sky. @JahanTasnim · Telegram

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  • https://t.me/JahanTasnim
  • https://t.me/tasnimplus
  • https://t.me/tasnimplus
  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Kharj
  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saudi_Arabian_Civil_Defence
  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tasnim_News_Agency
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