Saudi aviation authorities confirmed on Wednesday that a series of strikes on two major airports have resulted in three fatalities and left dozens injured. The attacks, which occurred across Tuesday and Wednesday, targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and facilities at Abha airport. Officials reported that one person lost their life and eight were wounded in the Riyadh incident, while the strike in Abha proved more devastating, claiming two lives and injuring 28 others.

The victims of these violent assaults have been identified as a man from Sudan and two women hailing from Morocco and Algeria. The wounded include a diverse group of foreign nationals, with individuals from Pakistan, Egypt, the Philippines, Bangladesh, and Saudi Arabia among those receiving medical care. While the specific timeline for each attack remains under investigation, the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation continues to manage the aftermath of these incidents as they gather further details regarding the security breaches.