The Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation announced, this evening, Saturday, the temporary suspension of operational operations at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, following an attack that resulted in a number of injuries. Kuwait Airways reported canceling two flights to and from King Khalid International Airport, attributing the decision to closing the airport due to “security conditions.” In this context, the embassies of Canada, Germany and Spain in Saudi Arabia called on their nationals to stay away from Riyadh International Airport, following reports that it had been attacked. The Spanish embassy, ​​via the “X” platform, warned its citizens of a “new attack” on the airport. For its part, the Canadian embassy indicated that “ongoing military activity,” the nature of which was not specified, was affecting the airport, while the German embassy attributed its warning to “the current situation.” On Friday, the French embassy called on its citizens to exercise “utmost caution” in Saudi Arabia, against the backdrop of “strikes launched by the Houthis in recent days,” warning against photographing the areas that were bombed or publishing pictures of them online.