Navigational websites showed the halt of aviation movement at King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, eastern Saudi Arabia, on Thursday evening.
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The airport had turned into an almost daily main target for the operations of the Sana’a forces during the past weeks, after they completely disrupted the activity of Riyadh International Airport.
Simultaneously, the “Flightradar” website showed a halt of air navigation movement at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, amid the failure of aircraft to land.
In a related context, the administration of Najran Airport in the south of the Kingdom announced the extension of the airport’s closure until the 19th of this current November.
This comes after a series of operations that the Sana’a forces announced they carried out on Saudi airports and oil facilities during the past weeks, among them the targeting of Fahd Airport, Khalid Airport, Abha Airport, Sharurah Airport, and Khamis Mushait Base, within their decision to ban navigation over the Kingdom’s airspace in response to the continuation of the Saudi siege.
