Houthi missile hits Riyadh airport terminal; 12 dead, 300+ wounded; US weighs joining Saudi strikes
A Houthi missile struck a passenger terminal at Riyadh airport, killing 12 and wounding over 300, marking a significant escalation in the Yemen conflict reaching the Saudi capital. The attack follows recent Houthi advances and raises the prospect of direct US military involvement, as President Trump stated he is evaluating joining Saudi strikes against the rebels. The incident underscores the conflict's expanding geographic scope and potential for broader regional escalation.
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Houthi Missile Attacks on Riyadh Airport Escalate, Causing Casualties
Houthi forces have launched multiple missile attacks on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, resulting in at least 12 confirmed fatalities and over 300 injuries. This marks a significant escalation in the Houthi campaign against Saudi Arabia, with the US evaluating potential direct military involvement. The attacks highlight the Houthis' expanding long-range strike capabilities and the vulnerability of Saudi civilian infrastructure.