Britain advises against travel to Saudi Arabia due to Houthi attacks
Saudi Arabia is facing a significant security escalation due to ongoing Houthi attacks from Yemen, including the launch of rockets and drones targeting cities and vital sites, particularly King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, which experienced 20 attacks within one month, resulting in 17 deaths and 333 injuries. As a result, the British Foreign Office issued travel advisories against visiting Saudi Arabia unless necessary, and many airlines temporarily suspended their operations, such as Delta, ETA, and Cathay Pacific, impacting air travel and the internal education sector. Authorities decided to shift to remote learning to ensure safety. These developments occur amid continued military clashes in Yemen and increasing Houthi military capabilities, including advanced rockets and drones, reflecting external support for the group and heightening regional security threats and stability concerns.
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