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Yemen: Houthis Say They Targeted Riyadh Airport

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Yemen's Houthis said they targeted Riyadh airport on Wednesday, as Saudi Civil Defence issued a brief warning early in the morning about a "potential danger" in the vicinity of the capital.

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Yemen's Houthis said they targeted Riyadh airport on Wednesday, as Saudi Civil Defence issued a brief warning early in the morning about a "potential danger" in the vicinity of the capital.

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Ansar Allah attacked King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh with a ballistic missile, reporting to Al Jazeera on Wednesday with reference to the military representative of the Husite Yahya Sari.

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The targets in Saudi Arabia were hit by drones and ballistic missiles, as declared by the military representative of the Yemeni movement Ansar Allah, Yahya Saria.

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The rebel movement of the Yemeni Husites, Ansar Allah, attacked King Khalid International Airport in the capital city of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh with a ballistic missile. Husita claimed to have launched a missile attack at an international airport in the capital of Saudi Arabia, wrote TASS with reference to the Yemeni agency SABA. The military representative of the Yahya Saria movement stated that the attack had caused considerable material damage.

Rome, 4 Nov. (askanews) - The Houthi announced that they had launched a new attack on Riad's King Khalid International Airport. We conducted an operation by hitting Riad's King Khalid International Airport with a ballistic missile, which caused significant damage to the airport structure, said Al Masirah the military spokesman of the Houthi, Yahya [...]

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The Houthi rebels in Yemen announced they had carried out four attacks against Saudi Arabia, targeting Saudi reinforcements in Yemen with six ballistic missiles and shooting down a Saudi drone. The Houthis also threatened to continue attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.

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elipshaber.com broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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