Jordanian citizen killed, four injured in Houthi attack on Riyadh's Airport
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Jordan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates announced that a Jordanian national was killed and four others were injured in the Houthi attack targeting King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, on Saturday.
The Ministry's official spokesperson, Ambassador Fouad Al-Majali, stated that the Operations Directorate and the Jordanian Embassy in Riyadh are closely monitoring the condition of the injured citizens in coordination with Saudi authorities to ensure necessary medical care and repatriation support.
The Jordanian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia visited the injured citizens in the hospital to review their health status and immediate requirements.
Official updates confirmed that two citizens have been discharged following medical clearance, while two Jordanian women remain hospitalized for continued treatment.
Ambassador Al-Majali reiterated Jordan's strong condemnation of ongoing Houthi attacks targeting Saudi Arabian civilians, infrastructure, and economic facilities.
Reaffirming Amman's stance, Al-Majali emphasized Jordan's total solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its complete support for all measures taken by Riyadh to safeguard its national security, stability, assets, and the safety of its citizens and residents.
The ministry expressed appreciation for the cooperation and care extended by Saudi authorities in providing medical assistance to the injured Jordanians, while extending condolences to the family of the deceased.
