Houthi rebels strike Saudi airport, killing three, as Yemen conflict intensifies. Houthis claim attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, disrupting operations. Saudi authorities confirm three deaths at airports following attacks.
Houthi forces claim to have struck Saudi airports, killing three and wounding 36. The attacks come as the Yemeni government launches a counteroffensive against Houthi forces. Saudi warplanes have been targeting Houthi positions near Aden. The conflict has spilled beyond Yemen's borders, with Houthi forces advancing toward Taiz.
The conflict has displaced over 200,000 people in Yemen. The Yemeni government claims to have pushed Houthi fighters out of strategic areas along the Red Sea coast. Saudi-backed forces have destroyed 82 Houthi military targets, including missile launch sites and command centers. The situation remains tense, with both sides continuing to escalate tensions.
Houthi leader criticizes Saudi Arabia's role in Middle East conflicts, linking it to Palestinian and Lebanese issues. The Houthi leader also accused the Saudi government of conspiring against Islamic resistance in Lebanon. The conflict continues to impact regional stability, with flights in Aden being reviewed following an earlier attack.