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Saudi Reopens Riyadh Airport As Houthi Missile, Drone Attacks Continue

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Times of IndiaSaudi Reopens Riyadh Airport As Houthi Missile, Drone Attacks Continue
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The King Khalid International Airport said it has opened terminals 1 and 2 for domestic and international flights, starting Sunday.

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