Sana a Forces Expand Their Military Option Toward Saudi Airports in the Equation of Siege for Siege

The Sana’a forces are expanding the scope of their military activity toward the Saudi airports, with the repercussions of the escalation extending to King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, eastern Saudi Arabia, after previous disruptions that hit aviation movement at King Khalid Airport in the capital, Riyadh.
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The data of the “Flightradar” website showed, on Saturday evening, the halt of flight movement at King Fahd International Airport, in conjunction with the circulation of reports that it was subjected to threats, while Saudi media outlets spoke of a missile attack that targeted the airport, noting the occurrence of a direct hit inside it.
This comes in the context of a continuous escalation during which Sana’a adopts the equation of “siege for siege,” in response to the continuation of the siege imposed on Yemen, amid indications of the expansion of the circle of disruptions that affect aviation movement in Saudi Arabia.
King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh had witnessed disruptions in flight movement, including the cancellation and delay of a number of them, in conjunction with reports that it was targeted with missiles and drones.
The transition of the disruptions from Riyadh to Dammam places the main Saudi airports before increasing security and operational challenges, at a time when the Kingdom relies on expanding air transport movement to support its tourism and investment plans.
Sana’a seeks, through the equation of “siege for siege,” to force Saudi Arabia to stop its military operations and lift the siege on Yemen, while the continuation of the escalation opens the door to more disruptions in aviation movement and vital Saudi facilities.
In July, the spokesman for the Yemeni forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, affirmed in a statement the ban on maritime navigation on the criminal Saudi enemy according to the equation