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Houthis say launched several attacks on Riyadh airport since Saturday
The Iran-backed Yemen's Houthis claimed carrying out several attacks on Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh since Saturday. "[The operation was carried out] in three phases…It disrupted air traffic at the airport and led to its complete closure," the Houthis' military spokesperson Yahya Saree said. A "second operation targeted the Shaqdam gas facility belonging to Saudi Aramco in the Eastern Province," he added. "The third operation targeted Aramco's Tanajib oil facility in the Eastern Province. "The fourth operation targeted King Fahd International Airport in Dammam. The strike was direct and disrupted air traffic at the airport," Saree continued. Saree also claimed …
Houthis claim multiple attacks targeting key Saudi facilities, according to a statement from their military spokesperson Yahya Saree. The group says the operations began on Saturday and were carried out in several phases.
The first phase allegedly disrupted air traffic at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and led to its complete closure, as described by Saree. A second operation is said to have hit the Shaqdam gas facility owned by Saudi Aramco in the Eastern Province.
A third operation reportedly targeted Aramco's Tanajib oil facility, also in the Eastern Province. A fourth operation is claimed against King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, with Saree noting disruption to air traffic at that airport as well.
Additionally, Saree claimed an attack on Saudi troops in the Ras al-Arah and Al-Suqiya areas using six ballistic missiles and two drones, alleging casualties among their ranks. No independent verification or casualty details are provided in the material.