Houthi Strike Hits Aircraft at Riyadh Airport

A Houthi attack has reportedly struck a stationary aircraft at Riyadh Airport in Saudi Arabia, raising concerns over the safety of aircraft and airport infrastructure amid escalating regional tensions.

The aircraft was parked at the airport when the strike occurred. The incident highlights the growing security risks facing aviation facilities in the Middle East, where military activity can threaten civilian aircraft and disrupt airport operations.

The strike comes amid a wider escalation in attacks targeting Saudi Arabia’s aviation infrastructure. Saudi authorities have reported deaths and injuries in recent attacks on Riyadh and Abha airports, while airlines have suspended or cancelled some services because of security concerns.

The full extent of the damage to the aircraft and the precise circumstances of the strike remain unclear.

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