Saudi Arabia says it is prepared for 'various scenarios' amid Houthi attacks
Information Minister Salman Al-Dosari says daily life continues normally despite disruption to airport operations.
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Saudi Arabia's Information Minister Salman Al-Dosari has said the kingdom is prepared for "various scenarios" as it continues to face attacks attributed to Yemen's Houthi movement, according to a report.
Al-Dosari said that daily life in the kingdom continues as normal despite the disruption the attacks have caused to airport operations. He did not elaborate on the specific contingency measures referenced by the term "various scenarios."
The attacks have reportedly affected operations at one or more Saudi airports, though the report did not specify which facilities have been impacted or the scale of the disruption. Saudi authorities have in the past emphasized their air defense capabilities in response to attacks originating from Yemen.
No additional details regarding casualties or damage from the recent attacks were included in the available report.
Sources
- Saudi Arabia prepared for various scenarios amid Houthi attacks — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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