Riyadh airport reopens after Houthi strikes; group vows more attacks
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Houthi forces claimed an attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, warning personnel to avoid the site as a military target, though Saudi Arabia has not confirmed the strike. The Saudi-led coalition reported destroying five ballistic missile storage facilities and four launch ramps in Houthi-controlled areas. This escalation follows an October attack that killed 12, indicating a continued pattern of long-range strikes and counterstrikes.
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Houthi forces have intensified missile and drone attacks against Saudi Arabia, explicitly targeting King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and critical oil infrastructure. While Saudi air defenses have intercepted multiple projectiles, the sustained targeting of major civilian and economic hubs, including a reopened airport, indicates a significant escalation in Houthi long-range strike capabilities and intent. The breakdown of a UN-brokered truce further exacerbates regional instability.
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