Flynas mourns Egyptian flight attendant killed in Riyadh airport attack
Saudi airline flynas has mourned the death of its Egyptian flight attendant Azza Ramzy Mohamed Hassan, who died on Saturday, October 10, following an incident at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. In a post on X, the airline said Hassan was in the airport terminal carrying out her work duties when the incident occurred. Riyadh airport attack: Egyptian flight attendant, 28, among 12…
On Sunday, a fresh Houthi strike targeted Riyadh's international airport, resulting in the death of one Pakistani national and wounding 11 others, according to Saudi Arabia's civil aviation authority. This came a day after another deadly attack, claimed by the Yemeni group, led to the suspension of airport operations in Riyadh. The Houthi group, which has launched multiple attacks over the past 24 hours, threatened to continue targeting the kingdom's transit hubs as "a theatre of operations for our forces."
Saudi Arabia's coalition fighting the group reported a projectile striking King Khalid International Airport, causing a fire, but air defenses intercepted a missile nearby. The airport remained closed for 24 hours until Monday, 21:00 GMT (2am PKT). Houthi attacks on major targets in Saudi Arabia continue despite the kingdom's significant military support.
The United Nations and world leaders condemned Saturday's attack, which was described as a "full-fledged war crime" by the anti-Houthi coalition.
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