Houthi rebels strike Saudi airports, prompting CEO departures from summit

Houthi rebels strike Saudi airports, prompting CEO departures from summit
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Houthi rebels attacked Abha International Airport in Saudi Arabia on 9 June 2022 with drones and missiles, and a separate strike hit Riyadh’s international airport Terminal 4, killing one person and wounding eleven, according to reports of the attack on the terminal. Saudi air defences later intercepted a cruise missile near King Khalid International Airport and destroyed a drone in the Eastern Province.

Following the Houthi strikes, top oil CEOs left the Saudi summit, according to reports of their departure after the attacks.

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