Dopo due settimane di chiusura, riprendono i voli all'aeroporto di Riad

Flights resumed today at Riyadh's international airport after a two-week closure due to deadly attacks. The King Khalid International Airport's website listed various national and international flights, including arrivals from Dubai, Paris, and Cairo. This reopening coincided with explosions in Riyadh and a warning to residents about a hostile threat. Saudi officials did not provide further details on the airport's operations, although Flightradar24 reported limited departures amid many cancellations. Houthi forces have launched multiple attacks on the airport, with a recent raid resulting in 13 deaths and over 300 injuries, marking the deadliest incident in the Kingdom in over a decade. Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree stated that Riyadh airport remains an "unsafe" location and a "military target."