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Yemen Houthis  threaten to strike sites out Saudi Arabia  if it joins US aggression . Yemen’s Houthi  have threatened to strike prominent sites less infrastructure out Saudi Arabia if it assists western nations out their strikes against the group, publishing drone footage of the sensitive locations. In a video released on Monday, titled ‘Just try it’, the Houthis’ media department displayed images and drone footage – along with coordinates – of sites such as Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport, Jeddah’s King Abdulaziz International Airport, and Dammam’s King Fahd International Airport, as well as ports in Ras Tanura, Jizan and Jeddah. The video included a background speech by Houthi leader, Abdul Malik Al-Houthi, in which he stated that “Americans sent us messages that it will push the Saudi regime into aggressive steps, and American visits to Saudi Arabia took place for that purpose”. Addressing the Kingdom directly, it said “America is trying to entangle you, and if you

  Wimbledon 2024: Andy Murray set for doubles; out of singles Andy Murray has pulled back from his first-round coordinate at Wimbledon against Tomas Machac and affirmed he has played his last singles coordinate at the championships. Murray, 37, is still in the draw for the pairs, where he will play nearby brother Jamie. In any case, having had a strategy on a spinal blister on June 22, Andy Murray has not recouped in time to play singles. He said he would make a choice on his wellness at the final miniature, and with him set to begin his Wimbledon campaign on Tuesday against world No. 38 Machac, he has pulled back from the singles competition. Murray has been supplanted in the singles by fortunate washout David Goffin from Belgium. In a articulation, Murray's group said: "Tragically, in spite of working fantastically difficult on his recuperation since his operation fair over a week prior, Andy has taken the exceptionally troublesome choice not to play the singles thi