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At least 12 people were killed and 309 injured in a Saturday attack on Riyadh airport, the most deadly in more than ten years in the kingdom, announced the Saudi authorities, accusing the Yemeni Houthis.
The Saudi capital was shaken on Thursday by a series of violent explosions, pushing diplomats and students from international schools to shelter. At the same time, the Houthis, who claimed to have hit the Riyadh airport again, called on the personnel of the kingdom's oil sites to leave the site, in the face of escalating hostilities with Saudi Arabia.
Israel pays tribute on Wednesday to the victims of Hamas' terrorist attack three years ago. Ceremonies are planned throughout the day throughout the country. Elections will be held in Israel on 27 October, the first since the Hamas massacre and the war waged by the Hebrew state in Gaza. Follow our direct.
The schools in Riyadh will operate in distanciel for a period of one week, in full resurgence of the attacks by the Yemeni Houthis against Saudi Arabia, according to messages sent Sunday to the parents of students.
The United States said that it feared a "rapid escalation" of hostilities in the Middle East following the attacks by the Yemeni Houthis against Saudi Arabia, whose capital had been targeted for the first time in months by these pro-Iranian fighters. We are talking about the situation with Quentin Müller, an independent journalist and expert on the Arabian peninsula.
Flames and black smoke appeared on Saturday, 19 September, near Ryad Airport, where explosions had sounded in the night for the first time since the resumption of hostilities with the Yemeni Houthis. "There is an important escalation," explains our journalist Antoine Mariotti.
