
Riyadh Schools Shift to Remote Learning Amid Rising Gulf Tensions
Saudi schools in Riyadh moved to a week of remote learning without an official explanation, amid heightened regional tensions.

Saudi schools in Riyadh moved to a week of remote learning without an official explanation, amid heightened regional tensions.
Talks in Riyadh focused on coordinating efforts across fronts to help restore Yemeni state institutions.
A coalition spokesman said forces are tracking missile and drone threats after intercepting two drones aimed at the Riyadh area, according to Anadolu Agency.

Military spokesman Yahya Saree also said Saudi Arabia has carried out 1,018 air and missile strikes on Yemen since the escalation began.

Iran's Mehr News Agency reported heavy explosions in Riyadh early Wednesday, alongside a temporary suspension of activity at the Saudi capital's international airport.

The United Nations criticized a Houthi attack targeting the Saudi capital as fighting inside Yemen drives one of the country's largest displacement surges in years.

The report came a day after Houthi attacks targeted Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh, for the first time in months.

A missile strike targeted Riyadh for the first time since Yemen's conflict resumed, as the US warns of rapid escalation, according to France 24.

A fire broke out near Riyadh's main airport after the group said it launched missiles and drones, as fighting intensifies on multiple fronts.
The interception triggered Riyadh's first air raid alert since fighting between Yemen's Houthis and Saudi Arabia escalated, according to Al Jazeera.

Riyadh residents received air raid alerts and heard explosions, followed by an all-clear signal.

Yemen's Houthis said they struck "sensitive" sites in Riyadh with missiles and drones on Saturday, prompting the first air raid alerts issued by Saudi authorities for the capital since July.

Saudi Arabia issued overnight alerts warning of potential danger around Riyadh as the Houthis escalate attacks on the kingdom.

Saudi authorities issued air-raid warnings overnight as flames and black smoke rose above King Khalid International Airport on Saturday.

Saudi civil-defense authorities issued alerts after flames were seen near the kingdom’s main airport, as Islamabad separately pressed Tehran to protect regional energy and shipping routes, CNBC reported.

Saudi authorities issued a rare alert for the capital as witnesses described explosions and fire near King Khalid International Airport.