Following Houthi attack, activity at Riyadh airport halted

An Arab report states that landing operations at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh were suspended following powerful explosions. The Houthi terrorist organization in Yemen claimed responsibility for launching a ballistic missile at the target. Reuters news agency confirmed the report.

An Arab report published by the Iraqi channel "Al-Ahd" indicates a complete suspension of landing operations at King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, following Houthi attacks. Reuters news agency confirmed that the Houthi terrorist organization in Yemen, affiliated with Iran's terrorist regime, accepted responsibility for the incident. In the organization's statement, it said the operation was carried out by launching a ballistic missile at the airport, as part of the escalation of attacks by the Iranian proxy in the region. The article is based on an Arab source and a Reuters report, and does not include an official response from Saudi or Israeli officials.