Houthis Launch New Missile Attack on Riyadh Airport After Deadly Strike
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The Houthis have launched a new missile attack on Riyadh's main airport following a deadly strike that killed at least 12 civilians. Saudi Arabia responded to the initial attack with airstrikes in Yemen. Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the Houthi assault on Saudi Arabia, a nation with which Israel lacks formal ties, amid reports of Israeli-Saudi cooperation against the rebels.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Houthis launched a new missile attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport.
- A previous Houthi missile attack on the same airport killed at least 12 civilians.
- Saudi Arabia conducted retaliatory airstrikes on targets in Yemen, including Sanaa airport.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia.
- Reports suggest Israeli-Saudi cooperation against the Houthis.
The conflict between the Houthi rebels and Saudi Arabia has escalated, with the Houthis launching another missile attack on Riyadh's main airport shortly after a previous strike killed at least 12 civilians. The initial Houthi assault on the Saudi airport involved a barrage of missiles that caused significant damage to the terminal and resulted in numerous casualties, including citizens from Bangladesh, Pakistan, and other nations. In response to the deadly attack, Saudi Arabia conducted airstrikes against targets in Yemen, focusing on the airport in the Houthi-controlled capital of Sanaa. The Houthis have now retaliated with a fresh wave of missiles targeting Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport. The extent of damage and potential casualties from this latest attack are not yet clear. Prime Minister Netanyahu issued a strong condemnation of the Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia, a country with which Israel does not have official relations, following foreign reports of Israeli-Saudi cooperation against the Houthis.
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