War Iran USA, Abu Mazen postpones the Palestinian elections to 11 September 2027. LIVE

Dozens of people were seriously injured in a Houthi attack on Riyadh airport. According to hospital sources, "at least five of these, all Saudi nationals, are in intensive care".

This came after the Saudi-led coalition supporting Yemen's internationally recognized government announced the launch of a "large-scale operation" against pro-Iranian Houthi rebels.

Donald Trump showed confidence in the outcome of the war with Iran. "Their country is falling miserably. Their army was defeated. They don't have a Navy anymore. They no longer have aviation. They have 300% inflation, Iran is in really bad shape," he said in response to questions from reporters as he left the White House.

Meanwhile, the Saudi-led coalition fighting the Houthis in Yemen has announced that it has destroyed over 100 military targets.

The embassies of Germany, Canada and Spain in Saudi Arabia have advised their citizens not to pass through Riyadh airport, hit today by a Houthi missile.

Iran has retained the ability to produce ballistic missiles and drones despite eight months of US and Israeli airstrikes. This is supported by a Bloomberg report cited by various media including the Jerusalem Post. Although US President Donald Trump has repeatedly said he has "annihilated" Iran's military capabilities, Western sources say Tehran has preserved parts of its weapons production infrastructure and still has significant stockpiles of ballistic missiles, as well as the ability to produce munitions relatively quickly.

Abu Mazen, president of the Palestinian Authority, issued a decree canceling the legislative elections scheduled for November 28 and setting the date for the presidential and legislative elections on September 11, 2027.

The Palestinian Red Crescent said it transported to hospital two farmers attacked by settlers during the olive harvest in Deir Ibzi, near Ramallah. Turkey's Anadolu news agency confirmed that photojournalist Issam Rimawi was injured by Israeli soldiers while documenting violence in the West Bank.

Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin illustrated Tehran's proposal for a possible solution to the conflict to US President Donald Trump, in agreement with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.