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Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia next year cancelled due to Houthi attacks

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The 2027 Dakar Rally has been cancelled in Saudi Arabia amid the tense situation caused by ongoing attacks by Houthi rebels, but it is set to held elsewhere. Organizers said in a statement on Sunday that the endurance race, originally scheduled to take…

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