Tribesmen loyal to Houthi rebels hold up their weapons, Dec. 13, 2018. (AP/Hani Mohammed)
Saudi Arabia has raised the number of people wounded in a Yemeni rebel attack on an airport in the kingdom to 21.
By Associated Press
Saudi Arabia has raised the number of people wounded in a Yemeni rebel attack on an airport in the kingdom to 21. It had previously said a Syrian resident was also killed in the attack.
The airport in the southwestern town of Abha was struck shortly after 9:00 p.m. local time on Sunday.
Saudi Col. Turki al-Maliki did not say what type of weapon was used in the attack. The spokesman of the Saudi-led coalition waging war against Yemen’s Iranian-allied rebel Houthis noted that the rebels claimed responsibility for the attack, saying they used bomb-laden Qasef-2K drones.
The wounded include 13 Saudis, four Indians, two Egyptians and two Bangladeshis. Al-Maliki was quoted Monday on Saudi state TV saying 18 were hospitalized, two with serious burns.
The largest monetary cost of the war to date has been from the expenditure of…
Incredible footage shows IDF special forces rappelling from a hovering helicopter onto a rooftop in…
Police in Phuket are reportedly reviewing Chabad’s commercial, construction and land permits.
Between October 2023 and July 2025, the Antisemitism Policy Trust, a UK organization that monitors…
Sheeran’s own note added, 'I am appalled by the conflict between Israel and Palestine.'
A man was reportedly assaulted after shouting 'Free Palestine' at Breslov Hasidic pilgrims leaving Uman,…