On October 10, 2026, Houthi missile strikes hit Riyadh's international airport, killing 12 and injuring more than 300, the deadliest attack on Saudi Arabia in over a decade. A third strike on October 12 killed Bufayna Oueda, a mother of four from Syria, and the civil aviation authority now puts the week's airport death toll at 20. Officials say a cruise missile struck a terminal, and Saudi authorities have opened an investigation into how air defences failed to intercept the missiles and drones. The kingdom turned off its emergency alert system before the attack because alerts were waking people up, and it is running out of interceptor missiles as the Houthis open a second front. Saudi Arabia has asked Washington…