Houthis renew warning against using King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, describing it as a military target

The Houthis renewed their warning to airlines, employees and travelers against using King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, considering it a military target for their forces and unsafe. The warning came after the airport announced the resumption of flights starting Sunday, following the group's announcement that it had carried out attacks on airports, oil facilities and an air base in Saudi Arabia.

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• King Khalid Airport announced the resumption of flights starting Sunday, after the Houthis announced they had carried out attacks on airports, oil facilities and an air base in Saudi Arabia, in addition to sites in Aden.

  «مطار الملك خالد بالرياض يعلن استئناف الرحلات الجوية اعتباراً من الأحد، بعد إعلان جماعة أنصار الله الحوثية تنفيذ هجمات على مطارات ومنشآت نفطية وقاعدة جوية في السعودية»

  بي بي سي عربي
• The Houthis directed the warning to global, regional and local airlines and travelers, considering the airport a military target for their forces and unsafe.

  «جدد الحوثيون تحذيرهم لشركات الطيران العالمية والإقليمية والمحلية والمسافرين من استخدام مطار الملك خالد الدولي في الرياض، معتبرين أنه هدف عسكري لقواتهم وغير آمن.»

  RT عربي
• Riyadh redistributed flights at King Khalid Airport amid Houthi threats to target it.

  «أعادت الرياض توزيع الرحلات في مطار الملك خالد الدولي وسط تهديدات حوثية باستهدافه.»

  TRT عربي
• The Muslim World League considered the attacks on Mecca and Medina a violation of religion.

  «اعتبرت رابطة العالم الإسلامي الهجمات على مكة والمدينة انتهاكًا للدين.»

  القدس العربي

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