Strikes on Saudi airports kill three, injure dozens

Attacks on Abha and Riyadh airports in Saudi Arabia killed three people and injured 36, according to the kingdom's civil aviation authority. The Houthi militia claimed responsibility.

Saudi Arabia's civil aviation authority, GACA, said attacks on the airports of Abha and Riyadh killed three people and injured 36, according to the news agency Reuters.

In the attack on Abha, two women died, one from Morocco and one from Algeria, and 28 people were injured. A Sudanese national was killed at Riyadh airport, where eight more people were hurt.

The Houthi militia claimed responsibility.

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