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Houthis Claim Drone Strikes On Riyadh, Saudi Military Sites
The Houthi spokesperson also claimed that the group's forces had again targeted pumping station number 7 along Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline using a drone.
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Saudi Intercepts Houthi Missiles, Drones, Group Denies Targeting Mecca
The Saudi-led military coalition fighting the Yemeni group said it had intercepted and destroyed three cruise missiles headed to the Riyadh region, two drones aimed at Mecca and southern areas and two missiles pointed towards the west.
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IndiGo Extends Suspensions Of Saudi Flights Amid Security Concerns
The airline stated that the operational adjustments were made following a comprehensive review of the security environment to ensure the safety of passengers and aircraft personnel.
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Qatar, Saudi Want Peaceful Iran Deal, US Ready For Strikes If Needed: Trump
Trump, who met Qatar's prime minister earlier on Monday, said "Qatar would rather see a peaceful solution" and "Saudi Arabia would rather see a peaceful solution" but "we're ready to go anytime we want" with strikes.
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Aramco Skyscraper In Riyadh Damaged In "Attempted Attack"
Aramco facilities and infrastructure have been repeatedly struck by the Houthis in recent months, with tankers, refineries, storage areas and the company headquarters all targeted by the group.
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Houthis Claim Major Missile-Drone Offensive Against Saudi Oil Facilities, Riyadh Airport
Saudi coalition forces continuously intercepted Houthi threats, including a Riyadh-bound cruise missile. Meanwhile, Saudi Civil Defence issued a threat alert in Najran before later declaring the situation safe and out of danger.
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Opinion | Is Trump Going To Double Down On His Strikes On Iran? The Signs Are There
The pendulum in the war in Iran has been swinging wildly over the past few weeks. On one end, there are reports of positive momentum in negotiations between Iran and the US, mediated largely through Qatar, while, on the other, reports of a massive US military buildup in the region, including threats of using highly destructive ordnance in Iran, hav...
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Yemen's Houthis Say 30 Dead In Saudi Strikes On Market
The Houthis said "several strikes" hit the market in an area under their control in Taiz province, the scene of fierce fighting since the Iran-backed group launched a major offensive in September.
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Saudi Arabia's 2027 Asian Cup Moved To December Due To Regional Situation
The 2027 Asian Cup football tournament in Saudi Arabia will be postponed from January to December due to "exceptional circumstances" in the region, the continent's governing body said on Tuesday.
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US Issues Warning To Citizens Over Possible Houthi Attacks On Saudi Arabia
In its alert issued on Monday, the embassy said the Houthis had engaged in hostilities against the Kingdom, including attacks on civilian airports and other critical infrastructure that had resulted in civilian casualties and severe travel disruptions.
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Houthis Claim 'Attacked' Dammam Airport In Saudi Arabia With Drones
Meanwhile, the Saudi-led coalition on Monday said its forces had intercepted two drones in the area of the capital Riyadh.
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Opinion | Why Saudi Arabia Can't Control Houthis, Despite Its Billions In Arms
The report that the Saudis have offered $1 billion to the Houthis raises many questions
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Saudi Hits Biggest Port Under Houthis' Control, Group Calls It "War Crime"
Hodeidah has the biggest seaport under Houthi control and is a key entry point for food and aid to areas they hold.
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Saudi Coalition Says Intercepted Drone Over Riyadh, Missile In South
Earlier on Friday, the coalition said it had intercepted and destroyed a Houthi drone in the Mecca region, with the group denying it targeted Islam's holiest city.
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Air India, Air India Express Extend Saudi Flights Suspension Till November 14
Passengers holding confirmed bookings issued on or before October 30, 2026, for travel scheduled up to November 14 can reschedule their journeys for travel up to November 29, subject to seat availability, the airlines said.
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Houthis Claim Drone Strikes On Riyadh, Saudi Military Sites
The Houthi spokesperson also claimed that the group's forces had again targeted pumping station number 7 along Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline using a drone.
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Saudi Intercepts Houthi Missiles, Drones, Group Denies Targeting Mecca
The Saudi-led military coalition fighting the Yemeni group said it had intercepted and destroyed three cruise missiles headed to the Riyadh region, two drones aimed at Mecca and southern areas and two missiles pointed towards the west.
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IndiGo Extends Suspensions Of Saudi Flights Amid Security Concerns
The airline stated that the operational adjustments were made following a comprehensive review of the security environment to ensure the safety of passengers and aircraft personnel.
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Qatar, Saudi Want Peaceful Iran Deal, US Ready For Strikes If Needed: Trump
Trump, who met Qatar's prime minister earlier on Monday, said "Qatar would rather see a peaceful solution" and "Saudi Arabia would rather see a peaceful solution" but "we're ready to go anytime we want" with strikes.
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Aramco Skyscraper In Riyadh Damaged In "Attempted Attack"
Aramco facilities and infrastructure have been repeatedly struck by the Houthis in recent months, with tankers, refineries, storage areas and the company headquarters all targeted by the group.
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Houthis Claim Major Missile-Drone Offensive Against Saudi Oil Facilities, Riyadh Airport
Saudi coalition forces continuously intercepted Houthi threats, including a Riyadh-bound cruise missile. Meanwhile, Saudi Civil Defence issued a threat alert in Najran before later declaring the situation safe and out of danger.
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Opinion | Is Trump Going To Double Down On His Strikes On Iran? The Signs Are There
The pendulum in the war in Iran has been swinging wildly over the past few weeks. On one end, there are reports of positive momentum in negotiations between Iran and the US, mediated largely through Qatar, while, on the other, reports of a massive US military buildup in the region, including threats of using highly destructive ordnance in Iran, hav...
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Yemen's Houthis Say 30 Dead In Saudi Strikes On Market
The Houthis said "several strikes" hit the market in an area under their control in Taiz province, the scene of fierce fighting since the Iran-backed group launched a major offensive in September.
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Saudi Arabia's 2027 Asian Cup Moved To December Due To Regional Situation
The 2027 Asian Cup football tournament in Saudi Arabia will be postponed from January to December due to "exceptional circumstances" in the region, the continent's governing body said on Tuesday.
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US Issues Warning To Citizens Over Possible Houthi Attacks On Saudi Arabia
In its alert issued on Monday, the embassy said the Houthis had engaged in hostilities against the Kingdom, including attacks on civilian airports and other critical infrastructure that had resulted in civilian casualties and severe travel disruptions.
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Houthis Claim 'Attacked' Dammam Airport In Saudi Arabia With Drones
Meanwhile, the Saudi-led coalition on Monday said its forces had intercepted two drones in the area of the capital Riyadh.
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Opinion | Why Saudi Arabia Can't Control Houthis, Despite Its Billions In Arms
The report that the Saudis have offered $1 billion to the Houthis raises many questions
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Saudi Hits Biggest Port Under Houthis' Control, Group Calls It "War Crime"
Hodeidah has the biggest seaport under Houthi control and is a key entry point for food and aid to areas they hold.
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Saudi Coalition Says Intercepted Drone Over Riyadh, Missile In South
Earlier on Friday, the coalition said it had intercepted and destroyed a Houthi drone in the Mecca region, with the group denying it targeted Islam's holiest city.
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Air India, Air India Express Extend Saudi Flights Suspension Till November 14
Passengers holding confirmed bookings issued on or before October 30, 2026, for travel scheduled up to November 14 can reschedule their journeys for travel up to November 29, subject to seat availability, the airlines said.
