Houthis in Yemen: We attacked airports and energy facilities in the cities of Riyadh and Dammam in Saudi Arabia

Yahya Seri, the military spokesman of the Houthis, stated in his statement on the social media account of the US-based company X that they carried out four attacks against targets in Saudi Arabia in the last 24 hours.

Seri claimed that King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh had been targeted in three stages since last night, and that as a result of the attacks, air traffic was disrupted and the airport was completely closed.

Claiming that the Shedgum gas facility and the Tanajib oil facility belonging to the national oil company Aramco in the east of Saudi Arabia were also hit, Seri claimed that a fire broke out in both facilities.

Seri claimed that the fourth attack was carried out on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, the target was hit directly and air traffic was disrupted.

The statement also claimed that the points where Saudi Arabian forces gathered in the Ras al-Ara and al-Sukya regions were targeted with six ballistic missiles and two UAVs, and dozens of people were killed or injured in the attack.

Seri argued that Saudi Arabian warplanes were also forced to withdraw with domestically produced surface-to-air missiles.

Stating that the attacks were carried out in response to Saudi Arabia's air strikes on Yemen, Seri claimed that 124 air strikes were carried out on Sana, Taiz, Marib, Cevf, Hajjah, Hudaydah and Sada in the last 24 hours.

Seri claimed that the number of air strikes on Houthi-controlled areas since the tensions began to escalate has reached 2,058 and that civilians, most of them women and children, have died in the attacks.

Seri warned international companies, employees and passengers not to use airports in Saudi Arabia, and excluded the airports and airspaces in Mecca and Medina from this warning.

Seri said that they will continue to increase their operations against targets in the interior of Saudi Arabia until the attacks and blockade on Yemen end.