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Saudi-led coalition spokesperson says Riyadh airport attacked 20 times since 1 October

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On Thursday, the spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, Major General Turki Al-Maliki, announced during a press conference that King Khalid International Airport, located north of Riyadh, has been subjected to 20 attacks since the first of October.

The announcement by the Joint Forces Command details a repeated pattern of strikes targeting the Saudi capital's primary international aviation hub over the course of several weeks.

The coalition attributes these ongoing operations to Houthi forces, characterizing the frequency and target of the strikes as a significant regional security development.

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Arab News (SA) Blames Iran-backed Houthis directly for the ongoing airport attacks.
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