Riyadh airport partially reopens after Saudi forces intercept Houthi missile and drones

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A Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted Houthi ballistic missiles and drones aimed at Riyadh. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree called King Khalid International Airport unsafe for travelers and staff. Despite these warnings, the airport administration has designated terminals for domestic and international flights, and it has partially reopened. Both sides have also made claims about airstrikes on Yemeni civilian sites, which remain unverified. The reported interceptions and strikes have not been independently confirmed.

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