
Houthis Vow More Saudi Airport, Oil Facility Attacks
Yemen's Houthis vowed more attacks on Saudi airports and oil facilities after the Aramco HQ strike, capping a week that shut Riyadh's airport.
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Yemen's Houthis vowed more attacks on Saudi airports and oil facilities after the Aramco HQ strike, capping a week that shut Riyadh's airport.
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Saudi air defences shot down Houthi ballistic missiles aimed at Riyadh and Khamis Mushait, while the kingdom extended its shutdown of the capital's main airport after a week of attacks that killed at least 18 people and rattled Gulf air travel.
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A projectile hit Riyadh's airport on Oct 11, a day after an attack killed 13 and wounded over 300, as Houthi-Saudi strikes escalate.
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A third Houthi strike this week on Riyadh's King Khalid airport killed at least 12 and wounded 309, drawing global condemnation and a Saudi vow to respond.
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With Saudi-Houthi tensions escalating, questions are mounting over Pakistan and Turkey's role under the Mecca defence pact. Turkey has ruled out combat; Pakistan remains cautious.
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In an interview with a US broadcaster, Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said Pakistani troops have been stationed in Saudi Arabia for decades and all operational decisions under the pact will rest with field commanders; Pakistan will keep pushing for a peaceful end to Iran-US tensions.
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