Houthis claim missile strike on Saudi Arabia's Abha International Airport

All camps report the Houthi attacks on Saudi airports and the resulting injuries, but left-leaning coverage stresses the Iran-backed proxy war dimension, center coverage sticks to straightforward facts, and right-leaning coverage foregrounds U.S. political reactions and criticism of Trump.

1. Sep 16 Saudi declares Mecca a red line after thwarted drone attempt blamed on Houthis
2. Sep 16 Houthis seized coastal towns and islands at the mouth of the Bab el-Mandeb strait.
3. Sep 19 The Saudi Directorate of Civil Defence said the danger has passed in Riyadh and al‑Kharj and urged residents to continue following its instructions and avoid gathering or filming.
4. Sep 19 The Houthis announced new missile and drone strikes on Riyadh and Yanbu.
5. Sep 27 Police in Gloucestershire detained several men on explosives-related charges and the army began examining vehicles after a major incident was declared at RAF Fairford, a US-used base in southwest England.
6. Sep 27 Police have detained several men on explosives‑related charges.
7. Sep 27 US President Donald Trump told reporters they had been "looking to do big damage" at the US air base in Gloucestershire, southwest England.
8. Oct 3 A witness observed a large plume of fire and smoke near an Aramco facility in Riyadh on Saturday, with authorities yet to confirm the incident.
9. Oct 3 Saudi jets launched 26 strikes on Sanaa following the fire at the Aramco site.
10. Oct 4 Houthi spokesperson announced that missiles and drones struck Aramco facilities in Riyadh and eastern Khurais, causing large fires.
11. Oct 5 Yemeni government forces announced capture of positions near Bab al‑Mandab and the coalition deployed about 100 combat aircraft.
12. Oct 6 The Saudi‑led coalition said its navy struck weapons caches and naval mines in Hodeida.