The Newshound

Saudi capital Riyadh's main airport reopens to only Saudi airlines after Houthi rebels struck it repeatedly this month

RAF Typhoon jets will intercept Houthi missiles and drones over Saudi airports and oil facilities, in the most significant military commitment since Andy Burnham took office as prime minister.
RAF Typhoon jets will intercept Houthi missiles and drones over Saudi airports and oil facilities, in the most significant military commitment since Andy Burnham took office as prime minister.

Lufthansa and Air France have cancelled flights through mid-November. Only Saudia and FlyNas flew from King Khalid International Airport on Wednesday after it shut on October 10. The Houthis have admitted the attacks. Off Oman, an unknown projectile set a tanker ablaze near Bukha, though the UK Maritime Trade Organization said the fire was put out and the crew is safe.

MoreThe IndependentSaudi capital's airport opens to limited traffic, and other Mideast newsWashington TimesFlights back on at main Saudi airport after closure
Read today's full feed at The Newshound →