Yemen Military

Riyadh airports are not safe leave now.

Dozens of injuries at Riyadh Airport. Transport companies must know that Riyadh Airport has become completely closed. Transport companies bear full responsibility for not listening to the armed forces' statement.

Notice to travelers via #Riyadh Airport We would like to inform travelers that they must contact the airlines and verify whether your flight has a permit from the Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center (HOCC) in #Sanaa or not.

Earlier today, Yemeni missiles and drones struck the world’s largest oil field, Al-Ghawar, in Saudi Arabia

Footage of the targeting of Saudi enemy gatherings in Kahboub and Al-Wazi’iyah with Shawaz attack drones – October 10, 2026.

Revenge is now being taken for our children whom the Saudis killed, and its military bases, Aramco oil facilities, and airports are being destroyed.

Humanitarian flights to and from Riyadh Airport will be allowed for all flights that obtain a permit from the Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center in the capital, Sana'a.

The Yemeni Armed Forces warn all employees, including experts, engineers, and workers in all Saudi oil facilities, against being exist in locations that represent targets for our forces, so as not to endanger their lives, whether those that have been targeted before or others. They also renews their warning to air navigation companies in the fields and airports, and to travelers and workers in them that were…

A missile attack targeted Aramco’s North Yanbu plant within the Yanbu Industrial Port.

Specialized sniper operations by the Sniper Unit on the Jizan fronts targeting Saudi enemy forces consisting of Yemenis and Sudanese — October 1, 2026.