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Saudi Arabia Warns Against Recording and Sharing Missile and Drone Attack Footage
BBC · 3 hours ago · Read the Full Story on BBC
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Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior has warned that recording, sharing, or disseminating information about intercepted missile and drone attacks or impact sites will lead to legal consequences.
- Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior warned that recording, sharing, or disseminating information about missile and drone interceptions carries legal consequences.
- The warning applies to recording and spreading information about locations where failed missiles, drones, or debris have landed.
- The restriction covers images, videos, and other information related to aerial defense efforts and affected areas.
- The ministry did not specify the exact penalties for violating this warning.
- Houthi rebels backed by Iran have intensified attacks on Saudi airports, oil facilities, and military installations, including Aramco's headquarters and Riyadh's international airport.
- The Saudi-led coalition has launched a major military campaign to reclaim strategic locations along the Red Sea coast and near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait seized by Houthi rebels.
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