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A military source told the "Sanaas Saba" news agency that Saudi Aramco is no longer safe, and claimed that the company has lost more than $100 billion in market value. The source accused Saudi authorities of hiding the impact of the Yemen strikes on the kingdom's financial markets, and urged investors to closely monitor financial indicators and stock prices before making investment decisions.

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A military source told the "Sanaas Saba" news agency that Saudi Aramco is no longer safe, and claimed that the company has lost more than $100 billion in market value. The source accused Saudi authorities of hiding the impact of the Yemen strikes on the kingdom's financial markets, and urged investors to closely monitor financial indicators and stock prices before making investment decisions.

A military source told the "Sanaas Saba" news agency that Saudi Aramco is no longer safe, and claimed that the company has lost more than $100 billion in market value. The source accused Saudi authorities of hiding the impact of the Yemen strikes on the kingdom's financial markets, and urged investors to closely monitor financial indicators and stock prices before making investment decisions.

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