World · Middle East · 1 day ago
Flights Diverted After Attack on Riyadh Airport
Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia was attacked again, and flights were diverted.
The airport serves the country’s capital.
Yemen’s Houthi militia has carried out repeated deadly attacks on Riyadh in recent days.
The group is backed by Iran.
The latest attack adds to the pressure on Saudi Arabia’s capital and disrupts air travel.
The available information does not say who was responsible for this latest attack or whether anyone was injured.
It also does not say when flights will return to normal.
Flights were diverted from Riyadh airport after another attack on the Saudi capital’s airport.
The airport has faced repeated deadly attacks by the Houthi militia in Yemen.
The militia is described as Iran-backed.
The source does not state when the attack occurred or who carried it out.
- Who
- The Houthi militia in Yemen is identified as the group behind repeated attacks; the source does not say who carried out this attack.
- What
- An attack on Riyadh airport led to flights being diverted.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Airport
- Riyadh airport
- Country
- Saudi Arabia
- Flight response
- Flights were diverted
- Group linked to repeated attacks
- Houthi militia in Yemen






