Houthis claim Riyadh airport attack killing 12; global condemnations mount
October 11, 2026 at 07:36 PM · Updated 4d ago
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أستراليا تدين هجمات الحوثيين على السعودية.. ماذا قالت؟
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بريطانيا تحث رعاياها على تجنب جميع المطارات السعودية باستثناء المدينة المنورة
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بعد استهداف السعودية.. نتنياهو يدعو إلى شرق أوسط جديد
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استمرار تعليق رحلات إير كايرو للرياض يومى الثلاثاء والأربعاء
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الحوثيون يعلنون مسؤوليتهم عن هجوم مطار الرياض
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"بلد الحرمين في القلب".. مصريون يتضامنون مع السعودية بعد الهجمات على مطار الرياض
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المنظمات الدولية تدين الهجمات على مطار الملك خالد بالرياض
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تعليق مؤقت للرحلات في مطاري الملك خالد والملك فهد بعد الهجمات الحوثية
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عميد «تجارة عين شمس»: التضامن مع السعودية حماية للأمن القومي العربي ومصالح شعوب المنطقة
(opens the publisher’s site)Yemen's Houthi group claimed Saturday's attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, which killed 12 people and wounded 309.
- The Houthis announced responsibility Sunday for the attack, saying they also struck Dammam airport and Aramco sites in eastern Saudi Arabia.
- Saudi civil aviation reported 12 deaths — four Saudis, two Bangladeshis, and one citizen each from six other countries — and 309 wounded.
- Air Cairo suspended Riyadh flights for Tuesday and Wednesday, while Saudi authorities halted operations at King Khalid airport.
- UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned the attack, saying strikes on civilians and civilian infrastructure violate international law.
- Dr. Farid Moharram, dean of Ain Shams University, expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and urged effective Arab cooperation beyond condemnation.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the attack as a 'horrific terrorist' strike, extending condolences to the victims' families.
- The British Embassy in Riyadh urged its nationals to avoid all Saudi airports except Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz airport in Medina and non-essential travel to Jeddah and Dammam.
- Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong condemned the Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and advised Australians to avoid travel via Riyadh's King Khalid airport.