Yemen conflict

Recent missile strikes on King Khalid International Airport have paralyzed Saudi aviation, resulting in 14 deaths and widespread international flight cancellations. Houthi forces claimed responsibility for the attacks, prompting major carriers to suspend routes as authorities extend airport closures.

Riyadh's primary aviation hub was struck for the second consecutive day following a missile attack that killed 12 people and grounded hundreds of flights.

King Khalid International Airport suspended operations after a missile strike on a terminal complex killed 12 people and injured 309 others, triggering mass flight cancellations.

Coordinated Houthi drone and missile strikes targeting major Saudi airports have killed three people and injured 36 others, escalating the conflict.

Houthi attacks on two Saudi airports resulted in three deaths and 36 injuries, triggering a retaliatory air campaign against military sites across Yemen. The fighting remains linked to wider regional tensions and the ongoing conflict between Houthi forces and Saudi-backed government troops.

The Iran-backed Houthi militia claims responsibility for targeting sensitive sites in Saudi Arabia's capital and energy infrastructure, triggering emergency alerts.

Flights at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport faced severe delays and cancellations following a blaze at an Aramco fuel facility. The incident coincides with intensified Houthi military operations in Yemen.

The Saudi-led coalition intercepted a Houthi drone near Mecca, warning that attacks on holy sites cross a critical red line as regional oil infrastructure faces mounting threats.

Coordinated Houthi missile and drone strikes across four Saudi Arabian cities have wounded 73 people and ignited fires at critical oil facilities.