The Houthis do not stop! Missile rain on airports in Saudi Arabia: There are casualties

Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Civil Aviation (GACA) reported that 3 people died and 36 people were injured in the attacks carried out yesterday and today at Abha International Airport in Abha and King Khalid International Airport in the capital Riyadh.

In the statement made by GACA, it was stated that two attacks were carried out yesterday and today, targeting the facilities of Abha International Airport and King Khalid International Airport.

In the statement, it was noted that emergency teams and relevant institutions immediately responded to the incidents "in line with approved procedures and plans" after the attacks.

2 PEOPLE KILLED, 28 PEOPLE WERE INJURED IN ABHA AIRPORT ATTACK

In the statement, it was stated that two women who were Moroccan and Algerian citizens lost their lives in the attack on Abha International Airport in the south of the country.

It was also reported that 28 people, including two people from Bangladesh and the Philippines, were injured in the attack, and the injuries ranged from mild to severe.

1 PERSON KILLED, 8 PEOPLE WERE INJURED AT KING HALID AIRPORT

It was reported that a Sudanese citizen lost his life in the attack on King Khalid International Airport in the capital Riyadh.

It was stated that 8 people, including 5 Saudi Arabians, 2 Egyptians and 1 Pakistani, were injured in the attack, and the injuries ranged from light to severe.

It was noted that material damage occurred as a result of the attacks.

It was stated that the General Authority of Civil Aviation of Saudi Arabia assessed the damage in coordination with the relevant security institutions and took all necessary measures to ensure the safety of passengers and employees and to protect the safety and security of the civil aviation system in the country.

BALLISTIC MISSILE LAUNCH PLATFORM USED IN THE ATTACK AGAINST RIYADH WAS DESTROYED

Brigadier General Turki al-Maliki, Spokesperson of the Arab Coalition led by Saudi Arabia, said in his statement: "We destroyed the ballistic missile launch platform used in the attack on Riyadh." he said.

Maliki stated that the launch platform was destroyed in Sana'a, the capital of Yemen, during preparations for the attack against Saudi Arabia.