World · Middle East · 11 hrs ago
South Korea Advises Nationals to Leave Saudi Arabia as Clashes Intensify
South Korea’s foreign ministry advised its nationals in Saudi Arabia to leave on Oct.
11.
The warning came as clashes involving Yemen’s Houthi rebels intensified.
The advisory applies across Saudi Arabia.
The Houthis are a rebel group based in Yemen.
The ministry’s warning signals concern about the worsening security situation for South Korean nationals there.
No further steps or timeline were given.
South Korea’s Foreign Ministry advised its nationals in Saudi Arabia to leave.
The ministry issued the advice on October 11.
The advice came as fighting involving Yemen’s Houthi rebels intensified in Saudi Arabia.
- Who
- South Korea’s Foreign Ministry advised South Korean nationals in Saudi Arabia to leave.
- What
- The ministry issued a departure recommendation.
- When
- October 11, 2026.
- Where
- Saudi Arabia.
- Why
- Fighting involving Yemen’s Houthi rebels was intensifying.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Foreign Ministry recommended that nationals in Saudi Arabia, where clashes with Yemen’s Houthi rebels are intensifying, leave the country.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Advice date
- October 11, 2026
- Issuing body
- South Korea’s Foreign Ministry
- Location
- Saudi Arabia
- Fighting described
- Clashes involving Yemen’s Houthi rebels




