Attack at Saudi Arabia’s Dammam Airport Kills Two, Including an Indian National

Two people were killed in an attack at Dammam Airport in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday night, according to reports. One of the deceased was an Indian national, while the other was reportedly a Saudi citizen. Two more Indian nationals sustained injuries in the incident, the Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia said. The embassy added that it was gathering further details and was in contact with the affected families. It also expressed its wishes for the speedy recovery of those injured.

Reports indicate that Houthi rebels have been targeting Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities and critical infrastructure. Official figures cited in reports suggest that attacks on Saudi airports over the past month have claimed 22 lives. Meanwhile, the Houthi blockade in the Red Sea continues to pose a threat to oil transportation. Further details about the attack at Dammam Airport are awaited.