Houthis Return to Attack in Saudi Arabia, Killing 4 People
The Houthis attacked Saudi Arabia yesterday in two separate incidents, killing four people. One attack struck the airport in Dammam, killing a citizen and a resident, and a drone attack killed two others. Eight were wounded. The Civil Aviation Authority confirmed the details but did not provide information on the damage.
The Houthis returned to attack Saudi Arabia after several days of calm, killing four people in two attacks that occurred yesterday. One attack struck the international airport in the city of Dammam in the eastern part of the kingdom, killing a Saudi citizen and a resident. A second attack, using drones, killed two more people. Eight people were wounded, some seriously. The Saudi Civil Aviation Authority confirmed the casualties but did not provide details on the nature of the damage or the method of attack. The authority announced that airport operations had resumed. The attacks came after Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi submitted a compromise proposal to the parties. The article notes that Iran is not a neutral party and has no interest in the Houthis ceasing their attacks. Additionally, it was reported that Qatar and Pakistan offered Iran a return to nuclear talks in exchange for billions of dollars, but senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaei conditioned this on restoring trust from the US.