Article alleges Houthi attacks on Saudi airports and religious sites

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  Al Eqtisadiah alleges that Houthi forces attacked Saudi civilian airports and attempted strikes near religious sites.

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  The article says an attack on Abha International Airport on October 6 killed two people and injured 28.

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  It also alleges that King Khalid International Airport was targeted with ballistic missiles from Thursday through Saturday, causing deaths, injuries and damage.

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  The article says Saudi forces intercepted missiles and drones aimed at Mecca, while drones targeted power distribution stations serving the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina.

Who

Al Eqtisadiah alleges that Houthi forces carried out the attacks. It also refers to Saudi forces intercepting projectiles.

What

The article alleges attacks on Saudi airports and attempted attacks near religious sites, causing deaths, injuries and damage.

When

The Abha airport attack is dated October 6. The article says the King Khalid airport attacks occurred from Thursday through Saturday and refers to other incidents earlier in the month and in recent weeks.

Where

Abha International Airport and King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia; the article also refers to attempted strikes near Mecca and drone attacks on power stations serving the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina.

Why

The article describes the alleged attacks as attempts to spread fear and target civilians and Muslim religious sites.

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