Flights Suspended in Saudi Arabia Following Houthi Attacks
Following Houthi missile attacks, flights at the main airport in Riyadh have been suspended until next Saturday.
Saudi Arabia has announced that all flights at the main international airport in the capital, Riyadh, have been suspended until next Saturday following a recent deadly Houthi missile attack.
Flight Suspension Decision at Riyadh Airport
Saudi Arabia has been forced to suspend all flights to the main international airport in Riyadh until next Saturday following the recent Houthi missile attacks.
Casualties of the Attacks and Security Measures
In the Houthi missile attacks carried out on Saturday, 13 people lost their lives and more than 300 people were injured, while security camera footage of the incident was broadcast on state television.
As more missiles were fired at Saudi cities on Monday, authorities launched an urgent investigation into how the missiles penetrated air defense systems, while students and office workers were advised to work from home.
Energy Conference and Statements from Executives
Despite the security crisis, the 25th WPC Energy Conference was held in Riyadh, and Saudi Energy Minister Abdulaziz bin Salman emphasized the country's determination to cope with crises.
Diplomatic Contacts and Regional Developments
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held a telephone conversation with his Saudi counterpart, Faisal bin Farhan, on Sunday to discuss potential mediation issues.