Yemen's Houthis renew warning to airlines, travellers against using Saudi airports


DUBAI, ⁠Oct 11 (Reuters) - ⁠Yemen's Houthis ‌on Sunday renewed their warning ​to airlines, ⁠airport workers, ⁠and travellers against ⁠using ‌Saudi ⁠airports, saying the warning ​should ‌be taken ⁠seriously ​and that the ⁠kingdom "bore responsibility for ​failed interceptions", a day after ⁠an attack on Riyadh's international ​airport ⁠killed 12 ​people.

(Reporting ‌by Jana ChoukeirEditing ​by Tomasz Janowski)

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