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Yemen's civil war has been going on for over a decade, with the Houthi militia supported by Iran and Saudi Arabia fighting with allies against them. The conflict flared up again in the wake of the Iran War.
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Saudi Arabia Houthis fire rockets at airports again
The Yemeni Houthi militia has again attacked airports and energy facilities in Saudi Arabia. According to authorities, there were injuries at King Khalid Airport.
October 11, 2026, 11:20 p.m
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Saudi Arabia will further intensify its air strikes on Yemen in the wake of the Houthi attacks.
Likely · Within days
The R4 group could decide on joint military or diplomatic measures against the Houthi militia.
Possible · Within weeks

After the devastating attack on the international airport in Riyadh on Saturday, the Iran-allied Houthi rebels apparently continue to set their sights on the airport. A fire broke out in a new attack and Saudi air defense intercepted a cruise missile. Saudi Arabia has suspended face-to-face teaching in schools until Thursday and switched to distance learning. An attack on Dammam airport was also confirmed. At least 12 people were killed and over 300 injured in Saturday's attack.

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After an attack that left twelve people dead on Saturday, Riyadh airport was attacked again on Sunday. The Houthi militia claimed responsibility for the threats against other airports. International actors strongly condemn the escalation.

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