At least three killed in Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia

Yemen's Houthi militants carried out attacks on an airport and an oil field in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, killing at least three people, according to Saudi authorities.

The attacks targeted two kinds of facilities: air transport infrastructure and an oil production site. Oil is one of Saudi Arabia's key industries, so strikes on such sites affect both security and the economy.

The Saudi statement says the death toll is at least three, which means the final number of victims could be higher. The source does not specify which airport or which oil field was hit, what weapons were used, how many people were injured, or whether the attacks caused material damage.

The information comes from Saudi authorities. No further details or independent confirmation were included in the source report.