Houthi drone attacks on Saudi airports kill three, wound seven

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Yemen's Houthi rebels conducted drone attacks on two airports in southern Saudi Arabia. The strikes targeted Abha International Airport and King Abdullah Airport in Jizan. These attacks resulted in three fatalities and seven injuries. The Iran-aligned group stated the assaults were a response to the Saudi-led coalition's ongoing military operations in Yemen.

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