An Algerian woman is among those who lost their lives following attacks on Saudi Arabian airports. On October 7, 2026, the General Authority of Civil Aviation announced that an assault on Abha International Airport resulted in the deaths of an Algerian resident and a Moroccan resident. The strike also injured 28 individuals, including Saudi, Bangladeshi, and Filipino nationals. Simultaneously, an attack on the King Khaled International Airport in Riyadh claimed the life of a Sudanese citizen and left eight others injured, including Egyptians and a Pakistani national. In total, the coordinated strikes caused 3 deaths and 36 injuries, with all victims receiving hospital treatment. The Houthi movement in Yemen claimed responsibility, with military spokesperson Yahya Saree stating that the operations involved the use of drones and ballistic missiles. Saudi authorities have reported material damage at both sites, though no further details regarding the circumstances of the Algerian national's death have been released.