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The spokesman for the Yemeni Houthi army took responsibility for the attack on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh as well as other targets throughout Saudi Arabia. Yahya Sari, the spokesman for this group, announced in a statement that they carried out several actions against King Khalid Airport, which "led to the disruption of air traffic at this airport and its complete closure." Other targets the Houthis announced they attacked were an Aramco-owned gas station and an oil refinery in the eastern region, as well as King Fahd Airport in Dammam. Saturday's missile attack is considered the deadliest attack on a Persian Gulf country since the start of the US-Israeli war against Iran on February 28. That attack killed more than 12 people and injured 300. That airport was still closed Sunday. EPA

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The spokesman for the Yemeni Houthi army took responsibility for the attack on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh as well as other targets throughout Saudi Arabia. Yahya Sari, the spokesman for this group, announced in a statement that they carried out several actions against King Khalid Airport, which "led to the disruption of air traffic at this airport and its complete closure." Other targets the Houthis announced they attacked were an Aramco-owned gas station and an oil refinery in the eastern region, as well as King Fahd Airport in Dammam. Saturday's missile attack is considered the deadliest attack on a Persian Gulf country since the start of the US-Israeli war against Iran on February 28. That attack killed more than 12 people and injured 300. That airport was still closed Sunday. EPA

The spokesman for the Yemeni Houthi army took responsibility for the attack on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh as well as other targets throughout Saudi Arabia. Yahya Sari, the spokesman for this group, announced in a statement that they carried out several actions against King Khalid Airport, which "led to the disruption of air traffic at this airport and its complete closure." Other targets the Houthis announced they attacked were an Aramco-owned gas station and an oil refinery in the eastern region, as well as King Fahd Airport in Dammam. Saturday's missile attack is considered the deadliest attack on a Persian Gulf country since the start of the US-Israeli war against Iran on February 28. That attack killed more than 12 people and injured 300. That airport was still closed Sunday. EPA