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Jordan condemns Houthi attacks on King Khalid International Airport
Jordan has condemned two attacks by the Houthi militia targeting King Khalid International Airport.
The attacks killed three Saudi citizens and injured several others.
Jordan said the attacks violated Saudi Arabia’s sovereignty and threatened its security and stability.
It also said they breached international law and the United Nations Charter.
Jordan expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and support for steps it takes to protect its people and national security.
Jordan’s foreign ministry spokesperson offered condolences to the victims’ families and wished those injured a speedy recovery.
No further action or next steps were specified.
Jordan condemned two Houthi attacks targeting King Khalid International Airport.
The attacks killed three Saudi citizens and injured several others.
Jordan described the attacks as violations of Saudi sovereignty and threats to its security and stability.
Jordanian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Fouad Majali expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and condolences to the victims’ families.
- Who
- The Jordanian government condemned the attacks. The Houthi militia launched them.
- What
- Two attacks targeted King Khalid International Airport, killing three Saudi citizens and injuring several others.
- When
- Jordan issued its condemnation on Oct. 9, 2026. The attack date is not stated.
- Where
- King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia.
- Why
- Jordan said the attacks violated Saudi sovereignty, threatened its security and stability, and breached international law and the UN Charter.
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Two Houthi attacks targeted King Khalid International Airport, killing three Saudi citizens and injuring several others.
Jordan condemned the attacks and expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia.
- Attacks
- Two
- Airport
- King Khalid International Airport
- Deaths
- Three Saudi citizens
- Injuries
- Several people
- Condemnation date
- Oct. 9, 2026





