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Saudi Samref refinery faces drone attack A drone crashed into an object on the territory of the Samref oil refinery in western Saudi Arabia, the damage is being assessed, the Saudi Defense Ministry said. Samref is one of the leading refineries in the Middle East, processing more than 400,000... show more

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