Indian man killed in missile strike on Saudi airport, two sons hospitalized

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An Indian national has been killed in a missile strike on an airport in Saudi Arabia. Two of his sons were also injured and hospitalized. The Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia has confirmed the fatality. Officials stated they are in contact with the victim's family to provide support and assist in repatriating the body.

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