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The Houthis in Yemen, at the same time as the conflict with Saudi Arabia escalated, asked the workers of the oil facilities in the country to leave their jobs. Yahya Sari, a spokesman for the Iran-backed Houthi militias, issued a warning on the X Network on Thursday, October 16, writing: "Employees of all oil facilities must leave all areas identified as targets by our forces so that their lives are not in danger." In this message, the Houthi spokesman gave a similar warning to airline employees, airports and passengers. Simultaneously with the publication of this announcement, eyewitnesses reported that a column of smoke rose above a plane at the Riyadh airport. Saudi authorities have yet to comment on the incident, but three knowledgeable sources told Reuters that the plane targeted today was empty at the time of the incident. In confirming the attack, Yahya Sari said that King Khalid Airport in Riyadh was the target of a ballistic missile on Thursday afternoon and that the missile "hit the target". Read the full report on the Radio Farda website.

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The Houthis in Yemen, at the same time as the conflict with Saudi Arabia escalated, asked the workers of the oil facilities in the country to leave their jobs. Yahya Sari, a spokesman for the Iran-backed Houthi militias, issued a warning on the X Network on Thursday, October 16, writing: "Employees of all oil facilities must leave all areas identified as targets by our forces so that their lives are not in danger." In this message, the Houthi spokesman gave a similar warning to airline employees, airports and passengers. Simultaneously with the publication of this announcement, eyewitnesses reported that a column of smoke rose above a plane at the Riyadh airport. Saudi authorities have yet to comment on the incident, but three knowledgeable sources told Reuters that the plane targeted today was empty at the time of the incident. In confirming the attack, Yahya Sari said that King Khalid Airport in Riyadh was the target of a ballistic missile on Thursday afternoon and that the missile "hit the target". Read the full report on the Radio Farda website.

The Houthis in Yemen, at the same time as the conflict with Saudi Arabia escalated, asked the workers of the oil facilities in the country to leave their jobs. Yahya Sari, a spokesman for the Iran-backed Houthi militias, issued a warning on the X Network on Thursday, October 16, writing: "Employees of all oil facilities must leave all areas identified as targets by our forces so that their lives are not in danger." In this message, the Houthi spokesman gave a similar warning to airline employees, airports and passengers. Simultaneously with the publication of this announcement, eyewitnesses reported that a column of smoke rose above a plane at the Riyadh airport. Saudi authorities have yet to comment on the incident, but three knowledgeable sources told Reuters that the plane targeted today was empty at the time of the incident. In confirming the attack, Yahya Sari said that King Khalid Airport in Riyadh was the target of a ballistic missile on Thursday afternoon and that the missile "hit the target". Read the full report on the Radio Farda website.