Riyadh: King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh was reportedly attacked again on October 10, prompting the suspension of air traffic and an evacuation, according to two regional officials cited by the Associated Press. Responsibility for the latest incident and details of any casualties or damage were not immediately confirmed.

Earlier attacks on airports in Riyadh and Abha reportedly killed three people and injured 36, according to Saudi aviation authorities. A subsequent attack on Riyadh airport was also reported to have killed three Saudi nationals and damaged a Saudia aircraft.

The latest reported suspension could cause further flight delays and cancellations. Passengers have been advised to check directly with their airlines for updated schedules and travel information.

The incidents come amid escalating hostilities involving Houthi forces and the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen. Repeated attacks on airports have raised concerns about civilian safety, regional security and disruption to air travel.