Saudi Arabia has prolonged the shutdown of a major airport following a Houthi attack that resulted in multiple fatalities and widespread injuries, raising concerns over regional tensions and aviation safety. The strike has prompted heightened security measures and disrupted travel, with authorities assessing the impact on both civilian and military operations. Authorities have yet to confirm whether the closure is temporary or part of a broader response to ongoing threats. The incident underscores the escalating conflict in the region and its potential consequences for international transit routes.
Saudi Arabia extended an airport closure after a Houthi strike killed 12 people and injured 300.
