
Türkiye Dışişleri Bakanlığı, Suudi Arabistan'ın güneyindeki Abha Uluslararası Havalimanı ve Riyad'daki Kral Halid Uluslararası Havalimanı'na yapılan Husiler saldırılarını en güçlü şekilde kınıyor, sivil hedeflere yönelen saldırıların durdurulmasını talep ediyor ve Suudi Arabistan ile dayanışmasını vurguluyor.
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Suudi Arabistan, Yemen'deki Houthi gerilimiyle ilgili çatışmada Husiler tarafından hava saldırılarına maruz kalıyor. Bu saldırılar genellikle sivil altyapıyı hedef alıyor ve uluslararası tepki çekiyor.
Dışişleri Bakanlığı tarafından yapılan yazılı açıklamada şöyle denildi:
“Suudi Arabistan’ın güneyinde yer alan Abha Uluslararası Havalimanı ile Riyad’daki Kral Halid Uluslararası Havalimanı’nın Husiler tarafından hedef alınmasını en güçlü biçimde kınıyoruz. Saldırılarda hayatını kaybedenlere Allah’tan rahmet, yaralılara acil şifalar diliyoruz. Sivil halkı ve altyapıyı hedef alan ve bölgedeki gerilimin daha da tırmanmasına yol açan bu saldırılara bir an evvel son verilmesi gerekmektedir. Suudi Arabistan’la tam dayanışma içinde olduğumuzu bir kez daha vurguluyor, mevcut ihtilafların diyalog ve diplomasi yoluyla çözülmesi yönündeki çağrımızı yineliyoruz.”
The 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Panama caused buildings to be damaged, power outages, flights to be stopped and people to take to the streets in panic. USGS reported that the earthquake occurred at a depth of 12.6 km and that there may be casualties. Power was cut in six states, schools were closed, and the Panama Canal remained operating. The tsunami threat is over.

The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the attacks of Houthi groups in Yemen against Saudi Arabia's Abha and Riyadh airports and emphasized that civilian targets increased tensions in the region. The ministry stated that the conflict should be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy and emphasized solidarity with Saudi Arabia. Presidential Communications Director Burhanettin Duran strongly condemned the attacks and said that new conflicts in the region should be prevented. According to the General Authority of Civil Aviation of Saudi Arabia, 3 people were killed and 36 people were injured in the attacks.
The 7.7 magnitude earthquake in the Pitaloza Arriba region at the southern tip of Panama occurred at a depth of 10 km and was felt in Panama City. After the earthquake, a tsunami warning was issued and thousands of people were evacuated to open areas. Cracks in buildings were reported in the provinces of Herrera and Los Santos, and structural damage to historic mosques and public buildings in the city of Penonome in Cocle. SINAPROC stated that there were no casualties or injuries. After the earthquake, more than 30 aftershocks were recorded, metro services were stopped and infrastructure checks continued.

Saudi Arabian state television Al-Ikhbariyya announced that passenger flow at King Khalid Airport is progressing smoothly, work has restarted and air traffic has returned to normal. The news stated that the attack on the airport was not the first this week and that the civilian airport had been targeted by the Iranian-backed Houthis since October 6, and that there were 3 dead and 36 injured in the previous attacks on Abha and Riyadh airports.
Presidential Communications Director Burhanettin Duran strongly condemned the attacks on Saudi Arabia's Abha and King Khalid international airports, announced civilian casualties and stated that a solution through diplomacy was advocated to preserve peace in the region.

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake occurred in the south of Panama. The earthquake was recorded in the Pitaloza Arriba region at a depth of 10 km and a tsunami warning was issued for the eastern Pacific coast. Panamanian President Jose Raul Mulino appealed to the public to remain calm. Damage assessment efforts began, but no casualties or injuries were reported. Thousands of people were evacuated to open areas and more than 30 aftershocks were recorded.