Yemen's Houthis again hit a missile at Riyadh International Airport, the capital of Saudi Arabia. Hospital sources say dozens of people were injured in this ground attack and five Saudi nationals were hospitalized in the intensive care unit. Etihad and Qatar airlines canceled their scheduled flights to Riyadh on Sunday and Monday. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia says it has bombed more than 130 points of Houthi positions in Yemen. Saudi officials say the goal is to eliminate the Houthis' ability to fire ballistic missiles.

Yemen's Houthis again hit a missile at Riyadh International Airport, the capital of Saudi Arabia. Hospital sources say dozens of people were injured in this ground attack and five Saudi nationals were hospitalized in the intensive care unit. Etihad and Qatar airlines canceled their scheduled flights to Riyadh on Sunday and Monday. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia says it has bombed more than 130 points of Houthi positions in Yemen. Saudi officials say the goal is to eliminate the Houthis' ability to fire ballistic missiles.

said an interview with Alam Saleh, an analyst on Middle East issues