After two weeks of closure following repeated strikes, Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport said it will reopen parts of its terminals on the 25th. Yemen's Houthi movement warned the same day the airport remains a military target and urged aircraft and personnel to stay away. The airport was hit multiple times in the latest Saudi-Houthi clashes; the deadliest strike on the 10th killed 13 and wounded over 300, prompting the closure and marking the worst attack in Saudi Arabia in more than a

After two weeks of closure following repeated strikes, Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport said it will reopen parts of its terminals on the 25th. Yemen's Houthi movement warned the same day the airport remains a military target and urged aircraft and personnel to stay away. The airport was hit multiple times in the latest Saudi-Houthi clashes; the deadliest strike on the 10th killed 13 and wounded over 300, prompting the closure and marking the worst attack in Saudi Arabia in more than a decade.