Over the past 24 hours, Houthi forces have launched multiple strikes targeting Riyadh’s international airport, declaring the facility a legitimate "theatre of operations." These attacks have caused significant casualties, though reports regarding the specific death toll and the nationalities of the victims vary significantly between sources.

Al Jazeera and RT report that a Pakistani national was killed in the most recent strike, with RT noting that 11 others were injured. Conversely, NDTV reports a much higher casualty count, stating that 12 people were killed in the initial attack, including an Indian national, four Saudi citizens, two Bangladeshi nationals, and individuals from Palestine, the United States, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Sudan. Saudi authorities have issued safety advisories urging residents to remain indoors as the Houthi movement threatens continued targeting of the kingdom's transit hubs.

The discrepancy in the reported death toll is notable, as NDTV cites a total of 12 deaths from the initial strike, while other outlets focus specifically on the death of a Pakistani national in the subsequent attack. There is no consensus across the provided reports regarding the total number of casualties, nor is there a unified list of the nationalities of those affected.