RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – At least 12 people were reportedly killed and 309 others injured in a strike on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, blamed on Yemen’s Houthi rebels.
The reported attack, described as the deadliest strike on Saudi soil in more than a decade, prompted a Saudi-led coalition to vow a decisive response.
The incident raised fresh security concerns in the region as tensions involving the Iran-aligned Houthi movement continued.
The reported casualties included 12 fatalities and 309 wounded, although details about the victims and the extent of damage to airport facilities were not immediately available.
The Saudi-led coalition condemned the reported attack and pledged to respond, raising concerns over a possible escalation of hostilities.
The circumstances of the strike, including the weapons used and the extent of disruption to airport operations, remained unclear.
