Attack on Riyadh Airport: another serious event in a stressful conflict
The escalation of catastrophic attacks on vital infrastructure in Saudi Arabia affects the reputation of the Kingdom as a safe haven for investments.
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The escalation of catastrophic attacks on vital infrastructure in Saudi Arabia affects the reputation of the Kingdom as a safe haven for investments.
Saudi Arabia confirmed the killing of 12 people and the injury of 309 others, including those in critical condition, in an attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh on Saturday, in a major escalation of Lotira and the severity of attacks against Saudi territory.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounced the attack on Riyadh by Iranian-supported athletes calling on parties to the conflict to neutralize civilian installations and find a diplomatic solution.
The Saudi-led military alliance announces the interception and destruction of a ballistic missile launched by the Ansar Allah group in the governorate of Al-Ghar, hours after its announcement of a shelling in the vicinity of King Fahd International Airport in Damam in eastern Saudi Arabia.
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.
On Thursday morning, in the capital of Riyadh, Doi heard strong explosions while the Yemeni athletes continued their attacks, declaring the targeting of Khaled International Airport with a Balsti rocket. The new attack is in the wake of the announcement by the Saudi authorities of the killing of three people and the injury of 36 others in attacks carried out by Al-Houthi on the Abha airport and King Khaled airport on Tuesday and Wednesday. Continue our direct coverage.
On Wednesday evening, the Saudi authorities announced that three people had been killed and 36 injured in attacks on the Abha airport and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, without specifying who had carried out them.
Iran-supported Al-Houthists in Yemen announced their targeting of Riyadh airport and Aramco on the Red Sea coast of Western Saudi Arabia. Both Turkey and Pakistan had announced that they would send troops and military capabilities to Saudi Arabia under the Joint Defence Convention with the Kingdom, with Yemeni government forces supporting the Alliance launching a large-scale counter-attack to restore Houtin-controlled areas.
The escalation between Saudi Arabia and the Athens entered a broader phase, with the Community proclaiming the targeting of Riyadh airport and Aramco installations, against a large-scale Yemeni government attack supported by the Saudi-led alliance. In parallel, Turkey and Pakistan announced the deployment of military forces and capabilities in Saudi Arabia, while confrontations were reflected in oil and navigation export routes in Bab al-Mandab and the Harms Strait.
The Saturday inauguration of an Aramco fuel tank near King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh caused considerable disruption in the movement of flights before returning to normal, hours after Doi was heard of explosions in the capital of Saudi Arabia. An Iranian official confirmed that Tehran had informed the mediators of its conditions for the resumption of negotiations and the end of the war.