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‘We feel safe here,’ Saudi resident as US-Iran conflict escalates
Residents in Saudi Arabia said they feel safe in the Kingdom on Sunday (March 1), following attacks from Israel and the US on Iran, which retaliated with attacks on Israel and nearby US targets in Arab Gulf cities. Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei died in the attacks which began on Saturday, state media reported. Witnesses reported blasts in the Dubai area and over Doha for a second day on Sunday. Iran's retaliation for US-Israeli strikes forced major regional airports, including Dubai, to shut amid one of the worst instances of aviation disruption in years.
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arabnews.com
Major airlines suspend, reroute flights amid US-Israel strikes on Iran
RIYADH: Major international airlines across the Middle East and South Asia have suspended, canceled or rerouted flights following ongoing US-Israel attacks on Iran and the…
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theguardian.com
Explosions rock Bahrain, Dubai, Jordan and Kuwait as war spreads across Middle East
War launched by US and Israel on Iran has quickly escalated prompting anxiety and concern in whole region
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aljazeera.com
More blasts rock Dubai, Doha and Manama as Iran targets US assets in Gulf
Iran's retaliatory attacks on US assets in the region continue for a second day as fears of a wider conflict rise.
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‘We feel safe here,’ Saudi resident as US-Iran conflict escalates
Residents in Saudi Arabia said they feel safe in the Kingdom on Sunday (March 1), following attacks from Israel and the US on Iran, which retaliated with attacks on Israel and…
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US embassy in Riyadh hit; Iran closes Strait of Hormuz, attacks Gulf energy
Iran strikes energy infrastructure across the Gulf as IRGC announces closure of Strait of Hormuz.
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dailysabah.com
Iran hits US embassy in Riyadh as America, Israel ramp up attacks
The U.S. Embassy in Saudi capital Riyadh was hit by a Iraninan drone early Tuesday as U.S. and Israel ramped up attack on Iran. The escalation comes...