Houthis reiterate warning against airlines, travelers using Saudi airports after attack kills 12
The Houthis added that Saudi Arabia "bears responsibility for failed interceptions."
Yemen's Houthis announced that their warning to airlines, workers, and travelers not to use airports in Saudi Arabia "should be taken seriously" on Sunday, following their attack on Riyadh's international airport, which left 12 dead and over 300 wounded on Saturday.
The Houthis added that Saudi Arabia "bears responsibility for failed interceptions."
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