U.S. warns as Houthi attacks escalate

Houthi Airport Strike Kills 2; U.S. Advises Diplomats to Leave

A missile strike on Dammam's airport killed two people and injured eight, amid ongoing Houthi assaults on Saudi infrastructure.

Iran-backed Houthis attacked Saudi Arabia's Dammam airport, killing two and injuring eight. The U.S. has advised some diplomats to leave the region due to escalating Houthi assaults on Saudi aviation and energy sectors.

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