RiyadhHouthi missile killed 13, wounded over 300 at Riyadh airport.
Four states demanded an unconditional halt as Houthis declared Saudi airspace a target.
A projectile hit Terminal 4 on Sunday and started a fire, the Saudi-led coalition said, after Saturday’s strike suspended operations.
The Houthis claim 3 further Saudi targets, including Dammam’s airport, and Saudi Arabia has confirmed none of them.
EU foreign ministers meet Monday, after four states backed Saudi Arabia’s right to counter the attacks.
How each outlet framed it
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- TRT World leans critical
- frames the strike as a violation of international humanitarian law and reaffirms Saudi sovereignty and territorial integrity
- The National leans critical
- places the airport strike in the broader context of Houthi warnings to airlines and travellers against using Saudi airspace
- Al Arabiya leans critical
- reports the R4 bloc (Saudi, Egypt, Pakistan, Turkey) holding the Houthis fully responsible and endorsing Saudi 'legitimate measures' to counter attacks
Sources: TRT World, The National, Al Arabiya