Saudi airports were attacked twice in 24 hours, with the second strike hitting Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, according to the Saudi-led coalition. The attacks come days after a deadly strike that killed 12 people and injured over 300.
The Saudi-led coalition reported that an unidentified projectile hit the airport on Sunday, causing injuries. The Houthis claimed responsibility for both attacks, stating they conducted four operations using ballistic and cruise missiles and drones. The group also targeted Dammam airport and Aramco facilities.
The Houthis warned airlines and travelers to avoid Saudi airports, citing the vulnerability of the facilities. The Saudi-led coalition vowed a tough response to the attacks, emphasizing the need for continued military action against the rebels.
The Houthis stated that their actions would be guided by the principle of reciprocity, warning that worse is yet to come if Saudi strikes continue. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with the Houthi-run health authority reporting 91 Yemenis killed in the last five weeks, 60% of whom are women and children.