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Eight people were killed and eight others injured in a raid on Saudi Arabia's King Fahd International Airport, according to the country's civil aviation authorities. The incident at the Dammam Airport, situated in eastern Saudi Arabia, has caused significant damage, with the authorities stating that a full assessment of the impact is still ongoing.

Anadolu Agency reports that the injured individuals received treatment at hospitals, with some suffering from minor injuries and others more severe. The attack also resulted in material damage, which the authorities acknowledge, and it is expected that further damage assessments will follow. Specific details about the attack were not provided by the relevant authorities.

On Wednesday, Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy announced that two people were killed and two more injured due to a missile that fell after a ground defense unit intercepted a drone targeting Aramco facilities in the Shaybah oilfield in the Eastern Region. The missile caused a fire in a contractor's vehicle, but the operations at the oilfield were not affected, according to the ministry.

The Saudi-led coalition also announced on Wednesday that it had destroyed five drones launched at the kingdom, including those in Eastern Province and Madinah. King Fahd International Airport had been previously attacked on October 11, leading to an assessment of damages and a safety review. The incident occurred amid increasing tensions between the Houthi rebels of Yemen and the Saudi-led coalition, including attacks targeting Saudi airports and energy facilities.