Riyadh Airport Resumes Flights Following Attacks That Killed Three Saudis

The three people killed in two attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh were Saudi nationals, news agency Reuters reported, citing the kingdom's civil aviation authority.

According to a report in The Jerusalem Post, the aviation authority stated that flight operations at the airport have since returned to normal. In addition to the three fatalities, several people were wounded in the strikes.

At this stage, further details regarding the identities and conditions of the wounded, or the extent of damage to airport infrastructure, have not yet been released.