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Saudi Aramco on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“A Ramco was literally on fire. We don't y the extent of the damage. We will never know because they're liars and they cover up literally everything and arrest anybody who has the temerity to take a picture.”
Aramco's facilities were struck and caught fire, with significant damage to their airport and aircraft operations.
▶ Hear it“houses escalating their fighting against Saudi Arabia overnight, targeting a Saudi Aramco facility. Of course, Saudi Aramco, the largest energy producer in the region. People familiar with the matter tell us that this attack centered on an office facility. Three floors were damaged”
Saudi Aramco facility was attacked by Iranian-backed Houthis, resulting in damage to an office facility and damaged floors.
▶ Hear it“An Iran-backed Houthi rebel attack on Saudi Aramco's headquarters was discussed. The IPO was mentioned as a significant focus, noted as crucial to global energy markets.”
The company is discussed in the context of a Houthi attack on its headquarters and its role in global energy markets, without editorial judgment.
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