Riyadh airport attack kills at least 12, injures over 300, closes facility

Riyadh airport attack kills at least 12, injures over 300, closes facility
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An attack on Riyadh's international airport killed at least twelve people and injured more than 300, leading Saudi authorities to close the airport, and Saudi officials blamed the Houthi militia in Yemen for the strike.

German officials responded, with Federal Minister Katherina Reiche returning to Berlin after a forced pause in Saudi Arabia, and Chancellor Friedrich Merz calling the attack terrorist, condemning it, and discussing the incident and regional blockades with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

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