Yemen-based Houthis: attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh; no immediate Saudi confirmation
Yemen-based Houthis: attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh; no immediate Saudi confirmation
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ANALYSIS — How the Houthis are helping Iran turn Saudi Arabia into a pressure point
Houthis trying to raise cost of US pressure on Iran, sources say Attacks on airports, oil sites and investors test Vision 2030 Iranian official says attacks to continue unless blockade eased Analysts warn conflict risks widening into a broader Gulf war By Samia Nakhoul DUBAI, Oct 15 (Reuters) — The Houthi attacks on Sa
GULF CURRENTS — Houthis bring the war to Riyadh
By Andrew Mills Oct 14 (Reuters) — The Houthis say they are not finished. On Wednesday, the Iran-backed group promised to keep hitting Saudi airports and oil facilities and told civilians, workers and "international shipping companies" to leave them. The same day, loud booms were heard over Riyadh, and the Saudi-led co
Trump Warns Houthis After Saudi Airport Strike Kills American
Trump warned the Houthis that he would not forget their actions after a strike on Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport killed 12 people, including a U.S. citizen, and injured more than 300. Saudi authorities blamed the Houthis; the group said its attacks were retaliation for Saudi actions in Yemen.
Saudi Energy Minister Vows ‘Equally Serious’ Response After Deadly Houthi Attack
Saudi Arabia said it would respond seriously after authorities blamed Houthi missile strikes for killing civilians and disrupting airports and energy infrastructure. The minister’s remarks followed an airport strike that the report says killed 12 people and injured more than 300.