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Riyadh Airport Again Targeted in Houthi Missile Attack, Authorities Say

Saudi Arabia says it intercepted a missile aimed at Riyadh as smoke near the airport disrupted flights and raised regional tensions.

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Riyadh Airport Again Targeted in Houthi Missile Attack, Authorities Say

Saudi authorities said air defences intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile fired toward Riyadh on Saturday. The Houthis claimed responsibility for drone and missile attacks targeting the Saudi capital and energy facilities near the Red Sea. Smoke rose from fuel tanks close to King Khalid International Airport, temporarily disrupting flights. Officials did not confirm additional strikes or casualties. Air raid alerts sounded across Riyadh, while Saudi forces reported intercepting threats aimed at several other cities. The attacks come amid escalating conflict between the Houthis and Saudi-backed forces in Yeme

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