Houthi missiles push Riyadh flights to avoid the capital and test new routes

The Wall Street Journal, as reported by Al-Quds Al-Arabi, said Houthi missiles forced Riyadh flights to avoid the Saudi capital and test new, longer routes. Al-Riyadh newspaper and an article in Al Jazeera considered the targeting of Saudi civilian airports a violation of the international system and an influence on the global economy.

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• According to the Wall Street Journal, flights bypassed the Saudi capital and longer routes were tried because of the missiles.

  «صواريخ الحوثيين تجبر طيران الرياض على تجنب العاصمة السعودية واختبار مسارات جديدة وطويلة»

  القدس العربي
• Al-Riyadh newspaper described the targeting of civilian airports as a humanitarian crime with global economic impact.

  «استهداف المطارات المدنية جريمة إنسانية ومؤثر في الاقتصاد العالمي»

  جريدة الرياض
• Writer Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Shamlan in Al Jazeera argued that the attack on airports undermines the international system.

  «الاعتداء على مطارات السعودية مساس بالمنظومة الدولية - محمد بن عبدالله آل شملان»

  جريدة الجزيرة

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