News.Yahoo Deadly Attacks at Riyadh Airport Leave 12 Dead Amid Escalating Houthi Conflict
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- •At least 12 people killed and over 300 injured in Riyadh airport attacks.
- •The Houthis have escalated attacks, declaring Saudi airspace a military zone.
- •US officials are considering military responses to the ongoing conflict.
On October 10, 2026, a series of attacks at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport resulted in at least 12 fatalities and over 300 injuries, marking the deadliest assault in Saudi Arabia in over a decade. The attacks, attributed to Iran-backed Houthi forces, occurred without prior warning, raising concerns about the kingdom's defense capabilities. The deceased included individuals from various countries, including the US and Jordan. The assaults disrupted airport operations, leading to flight diversions and temporary closures. The Houthis have declared Saudi airspace a military operations zone, urging international airlines to avoid it. US officials, including President Trump, indicated that military responses are being considered. The situation remains critical as hospitals are overwhelmed with casualties, and the Saudi-led coalition has vowed retaliation against the Houthis.
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