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Yemen: Sana'a forces prioritize King Khalid Airport as a target and warn airlines against using it Informed military sources in Sana'a said that the operations have not stopped over the past two days and are the most extensive since the escalation began on July 20, with a recent transition to a maximum pressure phase. The sources said that the activity will continue in the direction of the airports. The warning coincided with the announcement by the Saudi Civil Aviation Authority that it would gradually return the airport to service, after Houthi attacks earlier this month caused its disruption.

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Yemen: Sana'a forces prioritize King Khalid Airport as a target and warn airlines against using it Informed military sources in Sana'a said that the operations have not stopped over the past two days and are the most extensive since the escalation began on July 20, with a recent transition to a maximum pressure phase. The sources said that the activity will continue in the direction of the airports. The warning coincided with the announcement by the Saudi Civil Aviation Authority that it would gradually return the airport to service, after Houthi attacks earlier this month caused its disruption.

Yemen: Sana'a forces prioritize King Khalid Airport as a target and warn airlines against using it Informed military sources in Sana'a said that the operations have not stopped over the past two days and are the most extensive since the escalation began on July 20, with a recent transition to a maximum pressure phase. The sources said that the activity will continue in the direction of the airports. The warning coincided with the announcement by the Saudi Civil Aviation Authority that it would gradually return the airport to service, after Houthi attacks earlier this month caused its disruption.

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