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Houthi attacks on Thursday killed three Saudi nationals at Riyadh's international airport

Houthi attacks on Thursday killed three Saudi nationals at Riyadh's international airport

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Three Saudi nationals died after two Houthi attacks hit Riyadh's international airport on Thursday, with one of the state airline's pilots among the dead. Yemen's Houthi group said it used two ballistic missiles to target the airport, and also claimed attacks on Najran city and Khamis Mushait air base. These latest casualties follow three other deaths in Houthi attacks on Saudi airports earlier in October.

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