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Houthis claim further Riyadh airport attacks as Saturday’s death toll rises to 13

The Houthis claimed responsibility for the weekend attacks on Riyadh airport. Saturday’s death toll rose to 13, while a further strike on Sunday killed one person. Flights remain suspended as Trump weighs US involvement.

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00:00A new Houthi strike has hit Riyadh's international airport, killing one person and wounding 11
00:05others on Sunday, just a day after another attack on the same airport, which killed at
00:10least 12 people.
00:12Saudi authorities said a projectile struck King Khalid International Airport and started
00:16a fire.
00:17The victim was a Pakistani resident.
00:21Air defenses also intercepted a missile nearby, while another attack was reported at Damam
00:26Airport in eastern Saudi Arabia.
00:30The Houthis claimed several attacks over the past 24 hours and threatened to keep targeting
00:35the kingdom's transport hubs.
00:38Riyadh airport remains closed, with the suspension of operations extended until Monday evening.
00:45Saturday's attack was the deadliest on Saudi soil in more than a decade, leaving more than
00:50300 people wounded.
00:52The Saudi-led coalition called the attack a fully-fledged war crime and promised a strong
00:57response.
00:59Saudi strikes were later reported in Houthi-controlled parts of Yemen.
01:03Iran has meanwhile offered to help start talks between Saudi Arabia and Yemen.

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