Saudi Arabia's capital airport remains closed since October 10 due to Houthi attacks, with no reopening date announced.
Airport closure continues
The airport in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, has been closed since October 10 due to attacks that killed several people. These attacks are believed to have been carried out by Houthi rebels from Yemen.
Nature of the attacks
The attacks involved drones and missiles that struck the airport and surrounding areas. They were part of a series of strikes targeting Saudi Arabia's infrastructure and military installations.
No reopening date announced
Authorities have not provided a specific date for when the airport will reopen. The closure has disrupted travel and raised concerns about the safety of the region.
International response
The international community has expressed concern over the attacks and the ongoing conflict in the region. Some countries have called for increased efforts to resolve the situation diplomatically.
Impact on regional security
The closure of the airport highlights the ongoing security challenges in the region. It also underscores the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to attacks by non-state actors.