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The Yemeni Al-Houthi group today warned airlines, passengers and airport workers against the use of Saudi airports one day after an attack on Riyadh International Airport, killing 12 people and injuring more than 300 others.
An informed witness and sources reported that more than 12 ambulances had been rushed to Riyadh International Airport, where travellers from some of his departments had been evacuated after a strong explosion was heard there on Saturday.
The Saudi-led military alliance in support of the Government in Yemen announced a large operation against Iranian-supported athletes at a time of fighting around the Bab al-Mandab strategic area.
In view of the escalation of catastrophic attacks on Saudi territory and the accompanying targeting of King Khalid International Airport and the fall of victims, questions about the objectives of this escalation and the ability of the Saudi Defence System to confront repeated threats are increasing. In contrast, Yemeni fronts are undergoing accelerated military movements, particularly in the vicinity of Ta ' izz and the areas of the Red Sea, in the midst of progress by government forces and their efforts to change the parallels of the battle. To discuss the dimensions of these developments and their military and political implications, Faras24 of the political and strategic analyst Muhammad Saleh al-War is hosting the Français.
In parallel to the field escalation, Saudi Aramco ' s installations emerged as part of the Al-Houthi targets. The group announced the targeting of company installations, asserting that the attacks were in response to Saudi raids on Sana ' a and other Yemeni governorates.
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Saudi Arabia and the Al-Houthi group in Yemen exchanged new cross-border strikes today, Thursday, and they resorted to boats in the Red Sea to escape fighting, at a time when the expansion of the Middle East war poses new threats to world oil supplies.
