Saudi Aramco facilities struck again as Yemen conflict flares

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Saudi Aramco’s Jizan refinery and related energy infrastructure near Yemen’s border were struck in new attacks, the second such strike in weeks; damage is being assessed and officials say there has been no material impact on overall production. The Houthis have intensified attacks amid the Yemen conflict and threats to Red Sea shipping, pushing oil markets higher as Brent crude neared $97.40 a barrel.
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