American Newspaper: Sana’a’s Latest Attack on Riyadh Airport Cancels More Than a Thousand Flights

The American newspaper “The Wall Street Journal” said on Sunday that the latest attack by the Sana’a forces on Riyadh Airport caused wide disruptions in aviation movement, including the diversion of the routes of dozens of aircraft and the cancellation of more than a thousand flights.

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The newspaper explained in a report that the Saudi authorities issued decisions to close other airports with the escalation of the attacks.

It noted that France, Canada, and Germany issued warnings to airlines regarding the risks of flying over Saudi Arabia or wide parts of its airspace.

It affirmed that the “Ops Group” group specialized in aviation safety recommended that airlines avoid Saudi airspace at all altitudes.

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The Sana’a forces had announced their closure of King Khalid in the capital Riyadh through successive operations from yesterday, Saturday, until today, Sunday.

Affirming the continuation of their operations within the “equation of siege for siege” until Saudi Arabia ends its siege on Yemen.