Yemen's Houthis issue renewed warnings against using Saudi airports

Yemen’s Houthi movement has issued a renewed warning to international airlines and travelers, advising them to avoid using airports located within Saudi Arabia. The group stated that these facilities are considered potential targets for future military operations.

This announcement follows a series of recent strikes that have heightened tensions in the region. According to reports, an attack on October 10 marked the third such incident within a single week.

The recent escalation in violence has resulted in significant casualties. Official figures indicate that the October 10 strike left at least 12 people dead and resulted in injuries to 309 others.

The Houthi leadership has maintained that their military actions are a response to the ongoing conflict in Yemen. By targeting Saudi infrastructure, the group aims to exert pressure on the Saudi-led coalition involved in the regional hostilities.

The warning to the aviation sector suggests a continued focus on disrupting transport and logistics hubs. As of now, the situation remains volatile, with both regional and international observers monitoring the impact of these strikes on civilian safety and air travel security.