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Attacks in Saudi Arabia Raise Oil Prices

Attacks in Saudi Arabia Raise Oil Prices

This article discusses recent attacks on Saudi oil facilities claimed by Yemen's Houthi movement. These attacks have led to increased oil prices and concerns about global supply disruptions.

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Nov 1, 2026Audio68 words1 minute
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STUDY THE STORYKey vocabulary
Noun
A structure made of materials like bricks or concrete.
Noun
To hit or damage something with force.
Noun
The amount of money for something.
Noun
A place where oil is turned into gasoline.
Noun
A weapon that is fired from a vehicle or a gun.
Verb
To purchase something with money.
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Part 1: True, False or Not given

The Houthi group said they attacked oil places in Saudi Arabia.

The attacks happened on October 30, 2025.

Saudi Arabia has many oil facilities.

Part 2: Multiple choice

What happened to oil prices after the attacks?

What did Saudi Arabia say they stopped?

Part 3: Fill in the blank

The Houthi attacks made oil  blank more expensive.

More expensive oil could make driving and buying  blank cost more.

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