3 blasts heard in Riyadh, AFP journalist reports
An AFP journalist in Riyadh reported that three explosions rang out in the Saudi capital early on Sunday.
The blasts came after residents received alert messages for a "hostile aerial threat" urging them to stay in a safe place.
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Warning sirens in Riyadh
Early on Sunday, October 25, warning sirens sounded in the Riyadh region to alert residents against potential danger.
Meanwhile, Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis renewed their warning to airlines, airport staff and travellers against using Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, with the group's spokesman early on Sunday it was unsafe and remained a "military target."
Saudi Arabia and the government it backs in Yemen have come under sustained attack in recent weeks from the Houthis, shifting the focus of the wider US-Iran war that erupted in February.
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