Coalition Reports 19 Dead, 364 Injured in Houthi Airport Attacks

The Saudi-led coalition has released casualty figures resulting from drone and missile attacks by Houthi militias targeting several airports across the Kingdom between October 5 and October 11. The reported toll includes fatalities and injuries sustained during these assaults.

According to the released data, the attacks resulted in casualties across multiple locations. On October 5, three individuals were injured at Jazan Airport. The following day, October 6, Abha Airport was targeted, leading to two fatalities and 28 injuries.

Further incidents occurred at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. On October 7, one person died and eight were injured. The subsequent day, October 8, saw three fatalities and five injuries at the same airport. On October 10, King Khalid International Airport experienced its most significant impact, with 12 deaths and 309 individuals injured.

The attacks concluded on October 11, with one fatality and 11 injuries reported at King Khalid International Airport. In total, the coalition's assessment indicates 19 deaths and 364 injuries across Jazan Airport, Abha Airport, and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh during the specified period.