Navigation sources reported on Tuesday evening the halt of air navigation movement at King Fahd International Airport in the Eastern Region of Saudi Arabia, amid indications that oil facilities in Rabigh and Jizan were subjected to new attacks.
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Flight tracking websites showed the halt of landing and takeoff operations at Dammam Airport, in conjunction with aircraft arriving at the airport being forced to perform circular movement.
This comes in conjunction with the continuation of the closure of King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh until the 17th of this current October, and the cancellation of about 700 flights daily.
In a related context, satellite images showed what is suspected to be an attack targeting the Rabigh refinery, along with another attack on oil facilities in Jizan.
The Sana’a forces had threatened today to target airports, headquarters, and sites of the Saudi “Aramco” company, in response to the Saudi aviation’s targeting of oil stations and facilities in Sana’a and Hudaydah.
