Three individuals have been killed in recent attacks that target Saudi airports as the Yemen conflict spreads into the kingdom's national airspace.
Abha International, on the border with Yemen, suffered a strike that killed two women of Moroccan and Algerian background, while a nearby air raid inflicted additional injuries.
King Khalid International Airport in the capital also faced a missile attack that caused one death and wounded eight others, highlighting the severity of the assault.
Houthis claim responsibility, citing a response to Saudi aggression that has involved over 60 strikes in the past day; Saudi officials promise that the attacks will not go unpunished.
With Yemeni forces backing the Saudi-led coalition, the conflict continues to be a flashpoint for armed clashes, carrying heavy humanitarian cost and possible impact on the vital Red Sea shipping lanes.
