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Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia condemn Houthi attacks on Riyadh airport
Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia condemned Houthi attacks on Riyadh’s international airport in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi authorities said Sunday’s attack killed one person and injured nearly a dozen.
A strike claimed by the Houthis the day before killed 13 people and wounded more than 300.
The four countries called the attacks a dangerous escalation and demanded they stop immediately.
They said they support Saudi Arabia’s steps to counter the attacks and prevent more.
Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed a joint defence pact in August that treats an attack on one party as an attack on all.
Turkey’s parliament has not yet ratified the pact, which is expected to be submitted in the coming days.
Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia condemned Houthi attacks on Riyadh’s international airport.
The countries called the attacks a “dangerous escalation that cannot be justified or accepted under any pretext.”
Saudi authorities said one person was killed and nearly a dozen were hurt in an attack on Sunday, October 11.
A day earlier, a Houthi-claimed strike killed 13 people and wounded more than 300.
The four countries called on the Houthis to halt the attacks immediately and unconditionally.
- Who
- Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia condemned the attacks. The attacks were attributed to Yemen’s Houthi militants.
- What
- The four countries condemned attacks on Riyadh’s international airport and demanded they stop.
- When
- The latest attack was on Sunday, October 11, 2026. The joint statement was issued on Sunday.
- Where
- Riyadh’s international airport, Saudi Arabia.
- Why
- The countries said the attacks threatened regional and international peace and security.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Turkey and Pakistan signed a joint defence pact with Saudi Arabia.
A strike claimed by the Houthis killed 13 people and wounded more than 300.
A new attack on Riyadh’s international airport killed one person and hurt nearly a dozen, Saudi authorities said.
Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia issued a joint statement condemning the attacks and demanding they stop.
- Countries condemning attacks
- Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia
- Latest attack
- October 11, 2026
- Latest attack casualties
- 1 killed; nearly a dozen hurt
- Earlier strike casualties
- 13 killed; more than 300 wounded
- Location
- Riyadh’s international airport, Saudi Arabia
What people are saying
The Group holds the Houthi militia fully accountable for the results of these attacks and any repercussions that come with it that threaten regional and international peace and security, and demands the immediate and unconditional halt of these attacks
dangerous escalation that cannot be justified or accepted under any pretext
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