At least twelve people have been killed and over 300 injured in an attack targeting Saudi Arabia’s largest airport on Saturday. The New York Times reports this is the largest attack against a Gulf country since the outbreak of the war in Iran. This incident occurs amidst an escalating conflict with the Houthi movement, which is supported by Iran, in Yemen. Details regarding the nature of the attack and the specific target within Saudi Arabia’s airport are still emerging. The attack raises concerns about regional stability and the potential for further escalation of tensions. International observers are closely monitoring the situation, and calls for de-escalation are increasing. The ongoing conflict in Yemen continues to be a major factor influencing the security landscape of the region.