Saudi Arabia Warns Houthis of 'Consequences' After Deadly Attacks | BBC News

Saudi Arabia has issued a stark warning that Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis will face "consequences" following a series of deadly attacks on Riyadh's airport and other sites across the country. The strikes have heightened tensions in the region and prompted fears of a broader conflict. In response, Houthi media reported that an oil facility in the Yemeni capital Sanaa was hit by Saudi-coalition forces, marking a further escalation in the exchange. The situation is compounded by new warnings from the head of MI5, who said Iran is expanding a hybrid campaign in the UK targeting Jewish communities and military bases. Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund noted that the global economy has dealt with the impact of these geopolitical tensions, underscoring the wider ramifications. This BBC News report provides a comprehensive update on the escalating conflict and its regional and international implications. BBC News delivers trusted, impartial journalism from around the world.