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Saudi civil aviation says one killed, eight injured in attack on King Fahd airport

Saudi authorities said the attack was part of a broader Houthi campaign against airports and energy sites, with operations later resuming after safety checks.

  • On Wednesday evening, an attack struck King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, temporarily suspending operations as authorities assessed damage to the facility.
  • Escalating drone and missile strikes by Houthi rebels targeting Saudi airports and energy infrastructure preceded the incident, including a separate drone interception at the Shaybah oil field earlier Wednesday.
  • Saudi Arabia's General Authority of Civil Aviation confirmed two people died in the Dammam strike, identifying them as a Saudi citizen and an Indian resident, while eight others remain hospitalized.
  • Citing escalating hostilities, the U.S. State Department ordered non-emergency diplomatic personnel and their families to depart Saudi Arabia on Wednesday amid potential security threats.
  • The Indian Embassy in Riyadh urged nationals to stay alert and shelter indoors, as attacks underscore persistent vulnerability of the kingdom's critical infrastructure and civilian populations.
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The Yemeni Huthi militia continues to attack targets in Saudi Arabia. After an attack on an oil field, the fighters supported by Iran also targeted the airport of the city of Dammam.

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Online Khabar broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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