Houthi missiles are now hitting Riyadh's airport and oil sites, killing 13 and wounding 300+, and the story is the depleted interceptor stockpile. Saudi spent tens of billions on layered air defense a

What happened: Houthi missile strikes hit Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, killing 13 people including a U.S. national and wounding more than 300. Why it matters: The attacks bring Yemen's war to Saudi civilians and threaten the kingdom's push to attract global investors and energy leaders, with the World Petroleum Congress and the Future Investment Initiative at risk. Experts say the strikes expose gaps in Saudi defenses and a depleted interceptor stockpile. Coverage: 6 outlets in 24h

Houthi missile strikes hit Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, killing 13 people including a U.S. national and wounding more than 300.

The attacks bring Yemen's war to Saudi civilians and threaten the kingdom's push to attract global investors and energy leaders, with the World Petroleum Congress and the Future Investment Initiative at risk. Experts say the strikes expose gaps in Saudi defenses and a depleted interceptor stockpile.