Riyadh airport hit again in fresh Houthi strike, 1 Pakistani killed, 11 wounded
135 ships turned around amid US naval blockade of Iran The US military has ramped up the enforcement of its naval blockade of Iranian ports, with four commercial vessels disabled, 135 ships turned around, and 10 tankers linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard destroyed over the past three months as of Sunday (October 11). According to the US Central Command (CentCom), a US fighter jet struck the…
Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport suffered another Houthi strike, leaving one Pakistani citizen dead and 11 others wounded, according to the General Authority of Civil Aviation. The attack occurred on Sunday at the Riyadh airport. Australia's foreign minister criticized the Houthi attacks, advising citizens not to travel to the airport.
The Saudi-led coalition reported intercepting and destroying a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia towards Khamis Mushait. Meanwhile, Iran claimed the US had accepted some of its seven conditions for ending the conflict, but deemed Washington's response "inadequate." The US responded through Qatari intermediaries. Additionally, a drone attack hit a crude oil tanker off Sohar Anchorage, Oman, resulting in two Indian seafarers being reported missing.
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