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Riyadh airport had already been the target of Houthi attacks on Thursday.
A loud explosion was heard at Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia, according to witnesses cited by Reuters. The news is relaunched by the Times of Israel.
Meanwhile, AFP reported that the evacuation of the airport is underway. Shortly before, the airport had invited travelers to "contact the airline and confirm the status of the flight before going to the airport", a message similar to the one released on Thursday, when the airport was the target of Houthi attacks.

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