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The Houthi rebels in Yemen continue their campaign against Saudi Arabia for the third day in a row, targeting airports and military bases, after escalating tensions in the region related to the Yemeni conflict and the effects of the regional conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
(CNN) - US President Donald Trump expressed, on Friday, his dissatisfaction with the bloody attack that targeted King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia, at a time when the Houthi rebels in Yemen continue their campaign against the Kingdom for the third day in a row.
Trump said, in response to a question from a journalist at the White House about his opinion of the attack: “It is not a good thing,” adding: “It is not a good thing,” and he continued: “I am not happy about it.”
On Friday, the General Authority of Civil Aviation in Saudi Arabia announced the killing of three Saudis and the injury of a number of people of different nationalities as a result of two attacks targeting King Khalid International Airport on Thursday.
The authority indicated - via the "X" platform - that the two attacks also caused some material damage.
On Thursday, the Houthis announced a new wave of attacks targeting two civilian airports - Riyadh Airport and Najran Airport, near the southern border between Saudi Arabia and Yemen - in addition to the King Khalid Air Base of the Saudi Air Force.
The group claimed that the attacks were carried out using cruise and ballistic missiles, and that they caused damage and disrupted air traffic.
Regarding Iran, Trump said when asked why the United States did not act against it before the midterm elections, he said: “We may do that. We will see.”
His statements came one day after he posted on his “Truth Social” platform that the United States would not attack Iran before the midterm elections.
On Thursday, Trump said on the same platform: “We will not attack Iran at any time before the midterm elections scheduled to be held in the United States on November 3,” adding that the administration is holding “productive talks” with Tehran, and that his main goal is to ensure that the country does not obtain a nuclear weapon.
On Friday, Trump reiterated his assertion that Iran is "suffering from failure," saying: "Their army is defeated. They don't have a navy, and they don't have an air force."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Houthi attacks on Saudi targets will continue in the coming days
Likely · Within days
The United States will not attack Iran before the midterm elections
Very likely · Within weeks

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An Iranian official said that Iran is 100% prepared for a massive and decisive response to any American attack, no matter how slight, pointing to the contradictory American behavior and the influence of the Zionist entity on the American ruling establishment. He stressed that Iran has prepared for a prolonged confrontation and will not exercise any restraint this time, but rather will reveal new and surprising military equipment.
The article deals with the controversy over Iran's possible withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and refers to the fatwa of former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei that prohibited nuclear weapons. It questions Iran's intention in the event of withdrawal, the position of Russia and the United States, and raises questions about alternative scenarios for the Trump administration, in addition to developments in Yemen and Syria.