
AI-generated summary
During the Yemeni civil war, the Houthis, a pro-Iranian armed group, have repeatedly attacked Saudi territory. This attack was the worst damage ever.
Saudi Arabia's aviation authority announced on the 12th that there was a new attack on the international airport in the capital Riyadh on the 11th, killing one Pakistani national and injuring 11 others. Yemen's pro-Iranian Houthi group attacked the airport on the 10th, killing a total of 13 people, including an American.
12 killed in attack on Saudi capital airport; declaration of retaliation against Houthis - worst damage since intervention in Yemeni civil war
Ahead of Saudi authorities' announcement, the Houthis claimed on the 11th that they had carried out attacks on Riyadh's international airport and oil facilities in the past 24 hours. In Saudi Arabia, the airport in the eastern city of Dammam was also targeted on the 11th, and the Houthis show no signs of slowing down their attacks.
On the 11th, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal spoke by phone with Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi, who supports the Houthis. In a post on social media, Araghchi explained that he had told the Saudi side that he was ready to support dialogue (with the Houthis) in order to calm the situation.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia continue
Likely · Within weeks
Dialogue could continue between Saudi Arabia and Iran
Possible · Within months

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