Dozens injured in Houthi attack on Riyadh airport

Kuwait Airways said on Saturday it had cancelled flights to and from the Saudi capital Riyadh due to what it described as the closure of Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport because of the "security situation". Meanwhile, Canadian, German and Spanish embassies in Saudi Arabia warned their citizens to avoid Riyadh's international airport after reports it was attacked. A medical source told AFP that dozens of people were injured at the airport, with at least five people in intensive care, in a strike that a diplomatic source told the outlet came from the Houthis.