Saudi airport attack kills 12, disrupts major events. Twelve people killed and 309 injured in attack on Riyadh's airport, prompting suspension of major conferences and flight cancellations. Security concerns impact global business events in the kingdom.
The attack, attributed to Yemen's Houthis, has led to flight suspensions and warnings for foreign citizens. Saudi-led coalition blames Houthis for the strike, with officials vowing to protect the kingdom from further attacks. International airlines have cancelled flights to and from Riyadh.
The disruption affects high-profile events in Saudi Arabia, including the World Petroleum Congress and the Future Investment Initiative. Security measures are in place to ensure the safety of attendees, though concerns remain about the ongoing conflict with the Houthis.
Houthis claim responsibility for previous attacks but deny involvement in the latest strike, adding uncertainty to the situation. The conflict in Yemen continues to impact regional stability and energy markets.