Riyadh airport reopens and the Houthis threaten that it remains a "military target"

The Houthi rebel militia in Yemen, aligned with Iran, has reiterated a warning declaring that the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh remains a military target. The statement from the rebel group was issued on Sunday, just hours after the international airport in the Saudi capital announced the reopening of two of its terminals.

The development follows ongoing regional tensions and conflict involving the Houthi movement and the Saudi-led coalition. The reopening of the terminals and the renewed threats against critical infrastructure highlight the persistent security risks facing civilian transportation hubs in Saudi Arabia amid the continuing hostilities.