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The Reported Houthi Attacks on Riyadh and Khurais

  1. Atualização 4 de 4Mais recenteDia 2313 dias depois

    Two Riyadh airport terminals reportedly reopen. Flights are another question.

    The reported restart at King Khalid International Airport changes its terminal status, but completed flights remain unestablished as the Houthis renew their threat.

    Ver

    Asharq Al-Awsat

    • Two terminals are reported back in use at Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport after more than two weeks of disruption. That is a significant opening for passengers and airport workers after deadly attacks—but it is not yet evidence of a functioning, sustained commercial restart. Saudi Arabia said the terminals reopened on Sunday, October 25; how many aircraft actually took off or landed remains unestablished.
    • The cause of the Riyadh fire, any damage at Khurais, and whether the Saudi government or Aramco will say anything on damage.
    • Whether the claimed gains around Dhubab and the strait are real or will last, and what the offensive has cost in lives.
    • Whether the 70-plus Taiz toll and the encirclement are confirmed beyond sources cited by AFP.
    • Any Saudi or Aramco statement on damage, and independent confirmation of control around Dhubab and the strait.
  2. Atualização 3 de 4Dia 1146 horas depois

    Riyadh’s Airport Remains Suspended as Saudi Arabia Investigates Deadly Defense Breaches

    A reported weekly toll of at least 20, continuing flight suspensions and an air-defense inquiry put civilian safety at the center of Saudi Arabia’s confrontation with the Houthis.

    Ver

    ABC News

    • An attack hit the domestic-terminal complex serving Terminals 3 and 4. Accounts give 12 or 13 deaths and more than 300 injuries.
    • An unidentified projectile struck Terminal 4, causing a fire. Saudi-authority accounts report one Pakistani resident or national killed and 11 people injured.
    • The cause of the Riyadh fire, any damage at Khurais, and whether the Saudi government or Aramco will say anything on damage.
    • Whether the claimed gains around Dhubab and the strait are real or will last, and what the offensive has cost in lives.
    • Whether the 70-plus Taiz toll and the encirclement are confirmed beyond sources cited by AFP.
    • Any Saudi or Aramco statement on damage, and independent confirmation of control around Dhubab and the strait.
  3. Atualização 2 de 4Dia 93 dias depois

    Riyadh Airport Was Closed for Safety Checks. Then It Was Hit Again.

    A projectile started a fire at Terminal 4 while damage checks were still underway. Saturday’s exact toll remains disputed, and the Sunday closure deadline passed without a verified reopening.

    Ver

    BBC News

    • At least 12Killed in Saturday’s airport attack
    • More than 300Wounded in Saturday’s airport attack
    • The cause of the Riyadh fire, any damage at Khurais, and whether the Saudi government or Aramco will say anything on damage.
    • Whether the claimed gains around Dhubab and the strait are real or will last, and what the offensive has cost in lives.
    • Whether the 70-plus Taiz toll and the encirclement are confirmed beyond sources cited by AFP.
    • Any Saudi or Aramco statement on damage, and independent confirmation of control around Dhubab and the strait.
  4. Atualização 1 de 4Dia 5

    Three Killed at Saudi Airports as Fresh Attacks Disrupt Riyadh Flights

    Saudi authorities document three civilian deaths and 36 injuries in October 6–7 airport attacks. Fresh blasts and widespread flight disruption show the exchange has not ended.

    Ver

    CNN

    • Whether the Riyadh meeting of Saudi, Pakistani and Turkish officials produces any step toward de-escalation.The meeting produced movement toward military support, not a demonstrated halt to attacks. Further missile exchanges continued, while Turkey’s ratification and actual contributions remained unresolved.
    • 3Civilians killed in October 6–7 airport attacks
    • 36People injured in those attacks
    • 44.7%Riyadh departures affected in Thursday’s snapshot
    • The cause of the Riyadh fire, any damage at Khurais, and whether the Saudi government or Aramco will say anything on damage.
    • Whether the claimed gains around Dhubab and the strait are real or will last, and what the offensive has cost in lives.
    • Whether the 70-plus Taiz toll and the encirclement are confirmed beyond sources cited by AFP.
    • Any Saudi or Aramco statement on damage, and independent confirmation of control around Dhubab and the strait.

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Bloomberg Television diz
Yemen's Saudi-backed military launched a full-scale operation to recapture areas controlled by Iran-backed Houthis.
SBS News diz
Yemen's government says it has begun a military campaign to expel Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
BBC News diz
The Houthis are pushing inland toward Taiz.
The Guardian diz
The Saudi-led coalition said a broad air campaign involving 100 jets, Operation Dawn of Yemen, was under way against the Houthis.
The Telegraph diz
Yemen's internationally recognized government launched a major military operation, 'Dawn of Yemen', to retake Houthi-held territory.
CNN diz
The chairman of Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council announced the start of military operations to retake the remaining territory from the Houthis.
Channel 4 News diz
President Rashad announced the launch of Operation Yemen Dawn.
Fox News diz
Yemen's Saudi-backed government announced an all-out war against the Houthis to retake lost territory.
CTV News diz
The Yemeni government announced an offensive to recapture territory.
FRANCE 24 English diz
Yemen's government said on Monday it had taken back the Red Sea port of Mocha from the Houthis.
DW News diz
Pakistan and Turkey said they are willing to deploy troops to Saudi Arabia under their mutual defense agreement with Saudi Arabia.
ABC News (Australia) diz
Donald Trump said he was weighing whether the United States would join Saudi Arabia in attacks against the Houthis.
DW News diz
The Houthis seized Yemen’s Red Sea coast and the Bab al-Mandab Strait the previous month, according to the transcript.
BBC News diz
The Houthis recently captured Mokha and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
Fox News diz
The Houthis took control of the Bab el-Mandeb strait, which Keane says is as strategically significant as the Strait of Hormuz.
Reuters diz
The Houthis seized the strait last month, shaking energy markets.
ABC News (Australia) diz
Saudi Arabia vowed to respond and retaliate firmly to what it considers a war crime.
Fox News diz
The presenter said Houthi rebels launched a missile attack that hit Saudi Arabia’s international airport in Riyadh.
The Guardian diz
Yahya Saree said Mecca and Medina were excepted, while other Saudi airports and airspace were exposed to targeting.
FRANCE 24 English diz
The Houthis did not announce any fresh strikes on the airport on Saturday.

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  2. Three people were reported killed. A parked Saudia aircraft was damaged; descriptions of destruction remain unsupported by a recovered technical assessment.

  3. An attack hit the domestic-terminal complex serving Terminals 3 and 4. Accounts give 12 or 13 deaths and more than 300 injuries.

  4. An unidentified projectile struck Terminal 4, causing a fire. Saudi-authority accounts report one Pakistani resident or national killed and 11 people injured.

Quem está envolvido

Quem está envolvido

Pessoas

  • Turki Al-MalikiSaudi Arabian major-general (born 1974)
  • Yahya Sareespokesperson for the Houthis, a paramilitary organization linked to the Yemeni Armed Forces in the Middle East
  • Marco Rubio72nd United States Secretary of State since 2025
  • Abd al-Malik al-HouthiLeader of the Ansar Allah since 2004
  • Donald TrumpPresident of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
  • Mohammed bin Salman Al SaudSaudi crown prince (born 1985)

Organizações

  • General Authority of Civil AviationSaudi aviation authority
  • HouthisYemeni Islamist organization
  • King Khalid International Airportinternational airport serving Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Air Indiaflag-carrier airline of India
  • Air India Expresslow-cost subsidiary of Air India
  • International Organization for Migrationintergovernmental organization
  • Lufthansa GroupGerman concern

Locais

  • King Khalid International Airport
  • Riyadh
  • Terminal 4
  • Abha International Airport
  • Bab al-Mandab Strait
  • Hodeidah
  • Khamis Mushait
  • Sana'a

Promessas

Promessas

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  • Vencida, ainda não verificadaDonald Trump: Donald Trump said he would speak to Mohammed bin Salman on Saturday night after the previous Riyadh airport attack.Prazo:

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Two Riyadh airport terminals reportedly reopen. Flights are another question.