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2026-10-11

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  • Flights are suspended at the main airport in the capital of Saudi Arabia.

  • Officials in Riyadh say a missile attack inside a passenger terminal on Saturday killed at least 12 people

  • and wounded hundreds of others, some critically.

  • NPR's Aya Bitraoui reports.

  • This is the deadliest attack on the capital Riyadh since 2015,

  • when Saudi Arabia led a coalition of countries into war in Yemen against the Iran-backed Houthis.

  • Prior to Saturday's attack, the Houthis had already hit Riyadh's airport twice this week,

  • piercing through Saudi Arabia's air defenses.

  • The group is also targeting airports in the south and east.

  • The Houthis have declared Saudi airspace and airports as theaters of operations, with the exception, they say.

  • Of airports for Mecca and Medina.

  • The attacks come as Saudi forces and their Yemeni government allies carry out hundreds of airstrikes

  • and attacks on the Houthis to try and recapture Yemeni territory along the Red Sea.

  • Ayya Batraoui, MPR News, Dubai.