Coalition reveals initial findings on Houthi attack at Riyadh’s King Khalid airport
Coalition spokesman Turki Al-Maliki said cruise missiles were used in the Houthi attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.
The GCC has postponed its planned summit with the European Union, originally set for October 24 in Riyadh, in response to ongoing Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and the persistent suspension of flights at King Khalid International Airport. The decision was made by GCC Secretary-General Jasem Albudaiwi to protect the safety of delegates amidst the security threats posed by the Houthi militia.
The militia's continued targeting of Saudi Arabia and civilian facilities has raised concerns about civilian safety, while the prolonged airport suspension has disrupted summit preparations. The GCC General Secretariat stated that the summit would be rescheduled once mutually agreed upon by both the GCC and the EU. Despite the postponement, both parties remain committed to advancing their strategic cooperation across various sectors, aiming to foster economic growth and prosperity for their member states.
The decision to delay the summit comes as Houthi missile and drone attacks continue to target Saudi Arabia, including strikes on King Khalid International Airport and other civilian facilities.
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