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Houthis: We May Close Saudi Airports

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The acting prime minister of Yemen's Houthi-led government, Mohammed Miftah, said on Sunday that his country will respond to any escalations by Saudi Arabia, including by potentially closing the Saudi...
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Sana'a - Arab Jerusalem: Ansar Allah (Houthis), Sunday, threatened that the escalation phase could reach the closure of Saudi airports. This followed the announcement by the Al-Houthi group to carry out two qualitative military operations against what it considered to be sensitive targets in Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh, and Aramko's company in Yub, simultaneously with reports of heavy smoke plumes escalating near Riyadh airport. He announced …

As the conflict between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia continues to escalate, a senior official in the Houthi government announced the possibility of targeting Saudi airport operations in response to the country's attacks on Yemen.

Referring to the equation of "tension against tension," Miftah stated: "The blockade imposed by Saudi Arabia against Yemen may be responded to by closing the country's airports."

The group Ansar Allah declared Yemen to have carried out two military operations using large numbers of ballistic missiles, winged missiles and drones, saying that they had targeted... the post of Allah ' s supporters threatening to close Saudi airports... the United States of America had appeared first on Libya ' s eye... Libya ' s latest news.

Mohammed Miftah warns of further attacks on Saudi infrastructure after Houthi missiles and drones hit targets in Riyadh and disrupted the operations of the capital's international airport.

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sawaleif.com broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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