🔸 Following the sound of the explosion near Riyadh, the US State Department warned on Saturday, September 28, that there is a possibility that the hostility and conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Shiite Houthis with the support of the Islamic Republic will "rapidly escalate".

🔸 Following the sound of the explosion near Riyadh, the US State Department warned on Saturday, September 28, that there is a possibility that the hostility and conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Shiite Houthis with the support of the Islamic Republic will "rapidly escalate".

On Saturday, September 28, following the sound of the explosion in Riyadh, a large column of smoke was observed near the main airport of the capital of Saudi Arabia.

The Houthi rebels, who are supported by the Islamic Republic of Iran and control the most populated areas of Yemen and most of the northern part of this country, have carried out attacks on the country and damaged Saudi ships in the Red Sea since the announcement of the Saudi naval blockade in July.

The news about the US State Department's warning was published at the same time that the media in the US wrote that Donald Trump, the US president, cut short his stay at the Camp David resort on Saturday and returned to the White House without prior notice. The White House did not announce the reason for the president's early return, but since then it is the first time that the Saudi capital has been targeted by a missile.