Widespread suspension of flights at the airport in Riyadh at the same time as the Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia continued. With the Houthis' attacks on Saudi Arabia continuing, flights to and from Saudi Arabia were severely disrupted.
Riyadh International Airport has suspended almost all flights for the second day in a row after three deadly attacks in recent days. The spokesman for the Saudi-led military coalition said it was monitoring missile and UAV threats. Earlier it was announced that a ballistic missile fired at the city of Hamis Mushit in southwestern Saudi Arabia had been intercepted and destroyed. Meanwhile, reports from Yemen indicate an escalation of conflicts around the city of Taiz, which is under siege by the Houthi forces. As food supplies are running low and aid and supplies are limited to Taiz, the UN World Food Program has warned of a possible of a humanitarian disaster in this city and requested access to Taiz for the delivery of aid. The population of Taiz grew to about two million people with the arrival of tens of thousands of refugees who fled the conflicts.