
Houthi militias claim responsibility for attack on international airport in Saudi Arabia
AI-generated summary
King Khalid Airport has been the target of repeated attacks as part of the conflict between Houthi militias and Saudi-backed government forces.
Twelve people were killed and hundreds more were injured, some seriously. This is the preliminary assessment of the attack on the international airport in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. The pro-Iranian Houthi militias in Yemen claimed responsibility for the attack. According to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, an American citizen was among those killed.
US President Donald Trump described the incident as “unacceptable”. When asked by a journalist, he did not rule out the possibility that the United States could join the military coalition against the Houthi militias.
Journalist:
"Have you already decided whether you will join the Saudi airstrikes?"
Donald Trump, US President:
»Maybe. We'll take a look at it."
Journalist:
"How fast?"
Donald Trump, US President:
“We just learned of the recent attack. So we will make a decision. We are acting very quickly.«
King Khalid Airport in Riyadh has recently been the target of several attacks. The background is the military escalation in neighboring Yemen between the Houthi militias supported by Iran and the government troops supported by Saudi Arabia.
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