Breaking news... New attack threat from Houthis: All airports in Saudi Arabia are targeted

The foreign ministries of Pakistan, Bangladesh and India stated that they "strongly" condemn the attacks targeting Saudi Arabia by the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen.

In the statement made on the social media account of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan, the targeting of the Civil Airport was described as a "terrorist attack" and it was noted that this was a violation of international law and threatened regional peace and security.

In the statement calling for the "immediate end" of the Houthis' attacks, the following was noted:

"In line with the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement and the latest decisions taken by Saudi Arabia's Strategic Political and Defense Committee, Pakistan reiterates its unwavering commitment to the sovereignty, territorial integrity, security and stability of Saudi Arabia."

Major General Turki al-Maliki, Spokesperson of the Arab Coalition that supports the legitimate government in Yemen, stated in his statement on the social media platform of the US-based company X that the Houthis carried out a terrorist attack yesterday targeting one of the passenger terminals at King Khalid International Airport.

Maliki emphasized that there were dead and injured people among civilians and airport employees as a result of the attack, and that this situation literally constituted "a war crime" according to international humanitarian law and customary rules.

Pointing out that the action in question is incompatible with humanitarian principles, values ​​and morality, Maliki noted that the Joint Forces Command will respond decisively to "this terrorist attack" in accordance with international humanitarian law and relevant rules.

The USA, the UK and Canada issued a warning due to the attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia.

Relevant institutions of the USA, UK and Canada made a written statement on the issue on the social media accounts of US-based company X.

Following the attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the US Embassy in Riyadh advised all US citizens to stay away from the airport and the surrounding area.

In the statement, it was stated that US government employees working in Saudi Arabia must obtain special permission to use the airport in question and are not allowed to approach the Yemen border more than 20 miles.

In the travel warning issued by the UK's Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), following the incident in question, they were advised to "stay away" from the region and follow the instructions of the Saudi authorities.

Following the incident at King Khalid International Airport, Canada's Embassy in Riyadh stated that "military activity disrupted travel activities" and advised not to use King Khalid International Airport due to the security situation.

The statement also warned Canadian citizens to stay away from debris or shrapnel and not to share them on social media.

US President Trump answered questions from members of the press in the garden of the White House before his departure for New York.

Trump: "What do you think about the Houthis' attack on Riyadh Airport?" "This is not good, it is not a good thing at all. I am not happy with it." he replied.

Trump, who did not give a definite answer to the question of whether the USA would take action against the Houthis, said, "You will see it." Noting that they are in communication with the Houthis, Trump said, "Can't the Saudis defend themselves without US forces?" In response to the question, he said, "They can defend themselves. Saudis are good warriors. But I think this attack was a terrible thing." Asked whether he had talked to Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman after the latest airport attack, Trump replied, "No, but I will talk to him," and said, "What happened in Saudi Arabia is unacceptable."