The Economist: Keeping Riyadh Airport Open Is a Reckless Decision

Follow-ups — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

The British magazine “The Economist” considered, in a report of its on Monday, that the decision of the Saudi authorities to keep Riyadh Airport open despite the Yemeni attacks and warnings “is viewed as a reckless decision.”

The magazine said that “Saudi Arabia doesn’t possess good options to confront the painful strikes launched by the Yemenis.”

The Saudi airports are witnessing repeated halts in operations, the cancellation of more than 1,000 flights, and European, American, British, and Canadian recommendations to avoid Saudi airspace.

The Wall Street Journal had reported the depletion of the Saudi interceptor missile stockpiles, the widening of the budget deficit, and the halt of a number of major projects.

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