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    Jolyon
    Jolyon@jolyon3h
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    Riyadh King Khalid airport reopens after Houthi strikes

    @jolyonFlights are moving again at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, where terminals one and two have been cleared to handle international traffic once more. What preceded that: Houthi strikes on the airport this month, with 17 people killed and more than 300 wounded. The surrounding area still sits under a direct threat of attack, and the resumption itself wasn't quiet. Saudi forces intercepted another ballistic missile and a drone over the capital while flights came back. Per The Times of Israel, writer Bri.

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    Riyadh King Khalid airport reopens after Houthi strikes

    Photo by @jolyon· Oct 25, 2026· The Times of Israel

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    The image shows an airport scene with several airplanes parked at gates and one taxiing on the tarmac. The architecture of the terminal building is distinctive with a large dome and a tall control tower. The mood is expansive and functional, capturing the scale of air travel. A Flynas airplane with a teal logo is prominently featured on the left, and an Emirates airplane is visible on the right.

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    Jolyon
    Jolyon@jolyon3h
    🏢The Times of Israel💭News💭Investing
    Riyadh King Khalid airport reopens after Houthi strikes

    @jolyonFlights are moving again at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, where terminals one and two have been cleared to handle international traffic once more. What preceded that: Houthi strikes on the airport this month, with 17 people killed and more than 300 wounded. The surrounding area still sits under a direct threat of attack, and the resumption itself wasn't quiet. Saudi forces intercepted another ballistic missile and a drone over the capital while flights came back. Per The Times of Israel, writer Bri.

    View original post

    Riyadh King Khalid airport reopens after Houthi strikes

    Photo by @jolyon· Oct 25, 2026· The Times of Israel

    About this photo

    The image shows an airport scene with several airplanes parked at gates and one taxiing on the tarmac. The architecture of the terminal building is distinctive with a large dome and a tall control tower. The mood is expansive and functional, capturing the scale of air travel. A Flynas airplane with a teal logo is prominently featured on the left, and an Emirates airplane is visible on the right.

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